Barking deer standing alone in the wilds of Khao Sok National Park

Peaceful Moments by the Water.

This video presents a close-up shot of a barking deer in the wilderness of Khao Sok National Park. The deer's sleek, brown coat glistens subtly in the natural light, a sign of its well-adapted life in the wild. The footage captures the quiet strength of the deer, standing alert yet relaxed, with ears poised to catch any sound. Behind the deer, the landscape gently slopes upward, dotted with greenery and fallen timber, painting a picture of the rugged terrain it calls home. The calm and peaceful surroundings add to the tranquil atmosphere of the scene.

Clip of Barking Deer Near River in Khao Sok Park.

Utilizing advanced filming equipment operated by professional cinematographers, it is available in the stunning clarity of 2160p 4K resolution, bringing the natural elegance of the barking deer into sharp focus. For versatility in usage, it is also accessible in 1080p HD, suitable for a variety of media formats. Recognizing the growing trend in mobile consumption, it has been formatted in vertical mode (9:16 aspect ratio) to make it suitable for sharing on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram reels, TikTok, and YouTube shorts.

Khao Sok National Park is home to several species of deer, including the impressive Sambar deer (Rusa unicolor) and the elusive Fea's muntjac (Muntiacus feae). The Sambar deer is the largest deer species in Southeast Asia, characterized by its robust build and impressive antlers in males. These deer are often found in the park's dense forests and grassy clearings, where they graze on a variety of vegetation including leaves, fruits, and grasses. Fea's muntjac, also known as the Tenasserim muntjac, is a smaller deer species that prefers remote and undisturbed areas within the park, utilizing dense vegetation for cover.