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Young Chital - Cheetal - Spotted Deer - Axis Axis - Indian Wild Life - Gir National Park, Gujarat Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up face of Chital - Cheetal - Spotted Deer - Axis Axis - Indian Wild Life - Gir National Park, Gujarat Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of Two Chital - Cheetal - Spotted Deers - Axis Axis - Indian Wild Life - Gir National Park, Gujarat Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spotted Deer at Gir National Park, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spotted dear in Sassan Gir Forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chital Stag drinking at waterhole, Gir Natonal Park, Gujarat, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Axis Axis at Gir National Park Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chital Stag and Doe in open glade, Gir National Park, Gujarat, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chital Doe in a forest clearing, Gir Natonal Park, Gujarat, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sambhar Deer and Chital meet at the water hole, Gir National Park, Gujarat, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chital Stag at a salt lick, Gir Natonal Park, Gujarat, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Young chital Axis axis in Gir National Park. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chital herd feeding on fallen berries, Gir National Park, Saurashtra, Gujarat, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

The chital, also known as spotted deer, chital deer, and axis deer, is a species of deer that is native to the Indian subcontinent. It was first described by German naturalist Johann Christian Polycarp Erxleben in 1777. A moderate-sized deer, male chital reach nearly 90 cm and females 70 cm at the shoulder.