Pudu: The World's Smallest Deer Standing Just 32 cm Tall
The pudu, a small deer native to South America, exists in two species: the northern pudu and the southern pudu. The northern pudu, measuring only 32 to 35 cm at the shoulder, holds the record as the world's smallest deer. Its southern counterpart is slightly larger, ranging between 35 and 45 cm in height. Both species inhabit dense forests across South America. Their secretive behavior makes them rarely seen in the wild.
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