The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: Rusa Pere David is a large deer native to Asia. It is the only member of its genus and is no longer found in the wild. The captive populations in zoos, private animal collections, and nature reserves are the last remaining members of this species. This deer weighs 441 pounds and stands 3.9 feet tall from hoof to shoulder.

Named the Bagal Deer because of its large and bagal-like ears, this gentle herbivore is one of the most iconic examples of wildlife in the American West. Another distinctive feature is its short, all-white tail with a small black tip. The Bagal Deer weighs around 463 pounds and reaches a height of 3.9 feet from hoof to shoulder.

The following is the translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any html tags: Species threatened lives in the highlands on the eastern side of the Tibetan Plateau. They are also known as the Chinese white-lipped deer because of the white spot around their snout. The Latin species name albirostris comes from the words albus (white) and rostrum (snout). This deer has a maximum weight of 507 pounds and a height of up to 4.6 feet from hoof to shoulder.

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White-tailed deer is one of the most common deer species in the world. This animal has a wide natural habitat range (North America, Central America, Ecuador, and parts of South America). White-tailed deer has a maximum weight of 512 pounds and a height of up to 4 feet from hoof to shoulder.

Barasingha, also known as swamp deer, is a native deer of the Indian subcontinent. They have many points/branches on their antlers, ranging from 14-20. The word barasingha means "twelve-pointed" in Hindustani. This animal has a maximum weight of 617 pounds and a height of 4.3 feet from hoof to shoulder.

Deer or reindeer (wild deer called reindeer in North America) live in large numbers above the Arctic Circle in North America, Europe, Siberia, and Greenland. Generally, there are two types, forest deer and tundra deer. Tundra reindeer migrate in large groups, sometimes numbering over half a million members. The weight of a tundra reindeer is 701 pounds and its height is 4.9 feet from hoof to shoulder.

This species is prominent in Europe, the Caucasus region, Turkey, and parts of Iran. There is even a small number found in the high Atlas Mountains in North Africa. This animal has a maximum weight of over 1,000 pounds and a maximum height of 4.6 feet from hoof to shoulder.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Sambar deer is the largest deer species originating from India and Southeast Asia. Generally, they are large deer with many antlers found on males and a long tail with a black tip, similar to a mule deer. This animal weighs around 1,204 pounds and stands at a height of 5.2 feet from hoof to shoulder."

The translated text in English while preserving the HTML tags is: "Large-sized deer have a mating season habit, which occurs every autumn and becomes a tourist magnet in places like Estes Park, Colorado, attracting thousands of visitors each year. This animal has a maximum weight of 1,323 pounds and reaches a height of 5.2 feet from hoof to shoulder."

The largest deer on earth is the moose (called elk in Europe). Moose are large in size, have wide antlers with open palms and their tips extend beyond the "palm of the hand". The largest recorded moose weighed 1,808 pounds and they are skilled swimmers and can even dive to a depth of 16 feet.