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|aka = Stags | |aka = Stags | ||
|type = [[Mammal]]s | |type = [[Mammal]]s | ||
|origin = [[Earth]] | |origin = [[Earth]] | ||
|first = The Honourable Burger (comic story) | |first = The Eleventh Tiger (novel) | ||
| | |appearances = {{il|[[COMIC]]: ''[[The Honourable Burger (comic story)|The Honourable Burger]]''|[[PROSE]]: ''[[The Shining Man (novel)|The Shining Man]]''}} | ||
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'''Deer''', whose males were known as '''stags''', were large, horned, quadruped [[mammal]]s which were often the subject of [[taxidermy]]. | '''Deer''', whose males were known as '''stags''', were large, horned, quadruped [[mammal]]s which were often the subject of [[taxidermy]]. | ||
== History == | |||
[[Shalin]] wore a deer [[hide]] which included the antlers and hooves, and wore a [[necklace]] made of deer [[bone]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The People's Temple (short story)|The People's Temple]]'') | |||
In about [[120]] [[AD]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] learned that [[Roman]] authorities kept stags as part of a menagerie that included [[leopard]]s, [[elephant]]s and a wide range of other, chiefly [[Africa]]n animals. Some of the beasts were kept for [[hunting]] and others were used to face off against prisoners in local arenas. The Doctor was incensed by the practice, because he knew it would lead to the [[extinction]] of several of the species. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Stone Rose (novel)|The Stone Rose]]'') | |||
[[ | In [[1865]] [[China]], [[Qin Shi Huang]], possessed by the [[Mandragora Helix]], brought a young buck deer before [[Cheng]], [[Lei-Fang]] and [[Jiang]] and told them that it was a [[pig]]. When Lei-Fang disagreed, Qin had his eyes and tongue removed by his general [[Zhao]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Eleventh Tiger (novel)|The Eleventh Tiger]]'') | ||
As [[Hex]] observed, [[Joe Hartley]]'s taxidermy workroom contained stuffed deer, including one that was in the process of being mounted. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Night Thoughts (audio story)|Night Thoughts]]'') | |||
Several deer were known to inhabit [[Swallow Woods]]. They seemed to be unaffected by the [[Spatial pocket|spatial]] and [[temporal pocket]]s that were located in those woods. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Way Through the Woods (novel)|The Way Through the Woods]]'') | Several deer were known to inhabit [[Swallow Woods]]. They seemed to be unaffected by the [[Spatial pocket|spatial]] and [[temporal pocket]]s that were located in those woods. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Way Through the Woods (novel)|The Way Through the Woods]]'') | ||
Revision as of 06:02, 24 September 2021
Deer, whose males were known as stags, were large, horned, quadruped mammals which were often the subject of taxidermy.
History
Shalin wore a deer hide which included the antlers and hooves, and wore a necklace made of deer bones. (PROSE: The People's Temple)
In about 120 AD, the Tenth Doctor learned that Roman authorities kept stags as part of a menagerie that included leopards, elephants and a wide range of other, chiefly African animals. Some of the beasts were kept for hunting and others were used to face off against prisoners in local arenas. The Doctor was incensed by the practice, because he knew it would lead to the extinction of several of the species. (PROSE: The Stone Rose)
In 1865 China, Qin Shi Huang, possessed by the Mandragora Helix, brought a young buck deer before Cheng, Lei-Fang and Jiang and told them that it was a pig. When Lei-Fang disagreed, Qin had his eyes and tongue removed by his general Zhao. (PROSE: The Eleventh Tiger)
As Hex observed, Joe Hartley's taxidermy workroom contained stuffed deer, including one that was in the process of being mounted. (AUDIO: Night Thoughts)
Several deer were known to inhabit Swallow Woods. They seemed to be unaffected by the spatial and temporal pockets that were located in those woods. (PROSE: The Way Through the Woods)
Deer were listed in the Avalonian Bestiary of all animal life on the Earth colony Avalon. (PROSE: The Sorcerer's Apprentice)
