Black Stag

Black Stag (also known as Noir Elk; females are referred to as Black Doe) are large dark-furred deer indigenous to the Leurecht Region of Hollen (Northern Germany). They are tough game due to their agility and aggressiveness towards predators.
== Appearance ==
Black Stag are larger than average deer. They stand 20 centimeters taller and 10 centimeters longer, and weigh up to 20 kilograms more. Their fur is sleek and soft like the fur of smaller, more domesticated animals. However, it is not especially thick, even if the fur itself is stronger. Their antlers are also black, as are their eyes and hooves.
== Diet ==
They have no especially divergent diet from regular deer or other herbivores in general.
== Habitat ==
The dense coniferous forests and sprawling grasslands of Leurecht make the ideal homes for Black Stag, though they tend to migrate farther south when winter comes. Densely wooded areas where they can hide their young from predators are preferred, but Black Stag males will attempt to fight anywhere to prove superiority.
== Disposition ==
Unlike other deer, Black Stag are highly aggressive to predators or intruders on their territory. As the does have small antlers, both the Alpha male, Beta males, and females of a pack will fight to protect their offspring. Their incredibly resilient fur provides them with natural armor to many predators, reducing how badly they are injured.
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