Two wild deers visit sweet shop in Nara park, Japan
- 4 years ago
This is the amazing moment two wild deers stood in front of a cake shop in Japan like they were asking for a taste of the delicious cakes displayed .
The sweet-toothed animals live inside the Nara national park in Kansai region together with more than 1,200 other deers.
There are some snack shops around the park for the visitors which also attract some of the friendly animals who freely roam inside.
Tourist Nara Yamamoto said that she was about to buy some sweet treats when she saw the two deers by the shop entrance on July 11.
She said: "They are so cute and it looks like they want some sweets to enjoy in this cold weather."
The sweet-toothed animals live inside the Nara national park in Kansai region together with more than 1,200 other deers.
There are some snack shops around the park for the visitors which also attract some of the friendly animals who freely roam inside.
Tourist Nara Yamamoto said that she was about to buy some sweet treats when she saw the two deers by the shop entrance on July 11.
She said: "They are so cute and it looks like they want some sweets to enjoy in this cold weather."