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Public urged to stay away from deer in Richmond Park after 'deeply irresponsible' parents let children stroke animals
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Richmond Park is a 2,500-acre royal park in south-west London, known for its large herd of wild deer, which can be a popular attraction for visitors. The park's deer are wild animals and can behave unpredictably, especially during certain times of the year such as the rutting season or when they have young. As a result, park authorities typically advise visitors to keep a safe distance from the deer to avoid disturbing them and to prevent potential attacks.
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Public urged to stay away from deer in Richmond Park after 'deeply irresponsible' parents let children stroke animals
Parkgoers were seen crowding the young bucks over the weekend and even stroking them - despite warnings to stay at least 50m away.
14 Jul, 11:48