<ul><li>The city of Nara in Japan has a unique demographic. Sika deer are allowed to live among the residents and are quite comfortable mingling with humans.</li><li>The deer of Nara have become so entrenched in Japanese culture that they've been known to 'bow' to humans to receive a snack.</li><li>Special 'deer biscuits' are available for purchase and can be fed to the deer in the city's parks.</li><li>The calm demeanor of the deer allows them to fit into the culture of the city, with the ability to walk down sidewalks and cross streets at proper intersections.</li></ul>

City In Japan Where Deer Live Among People

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