Adorable - and very rare - deer is born at Newquay Zoo
Newquay Zoo is celebrating the birth of one of the most endangered deer in the world.
The female Philippine Spotted fawn was born just before Christmas and is already out with the herd.
The new arrival – a female - was born to mother Sookie and father Alfie on 23 December 2017. She joins brother Trevor, who is coming up to a year old.
Keepers say the future of the species is at risk as it is hunted illegally and its habitat is being destroyed.
Despite legal protection against poaching in the wild, Philippine spotted deer are still hunted
European zoos, including Newquay, are working on a captive breeding programme for the species, but their future in the wild looks uncertain.