Muntjac deer, also known as Reeves’ muntjac, are a small species of deer native to parts of South East Asia. Unlike many other deer species, males possess both short antlers and elongated canine teeth referred to as tusks. This unique feature makes their skulls particularly fascinating, almost resembling a mythical creature.
Size: Each skull measures approximately 25 cm × 10 cm
 
As each skull is a unique natural specimen, there may be slight variations in size, shape, colouration, and features compared to the display photos. 
These skulls are sourced through pest management programs in Europe, where muntjac are an introduced species. Their sourcing does not impact native wild populations and forms part of ongoing population management efforts.