Year's 1st newly born baby deer at Nara Park

The year's first deer born at Nara Park, a popular tourist spot in the city of Nara, walks inside the Rokuen deer enclosure on May 10, 1015. The baby deer will be released from the enclosure into the park, home to hundreds of freely roaming deer, in mid-July. Pregnant deer are sheltered in Rokuen because female deer become very aggressive in protecting their babies. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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