HUGE RED DEER STAGS ROARING 👀

Crammed from start to finish with Red Deer Roaring and Grunting, this video shows the mind-blowing vocal range of a Stag during the Rutting Season. His single aim is to intimidate rivals and impress the Hinds in order to mate with as many as he can. He practically stops eating, focusing instead on keeping his Hinds near and his rivals at bay. Nothing else matters! There is only one way to let all other Deer know this too and that is by Roaring!!!

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*Description in further languages below: Hindi - Portuguese - Indonesian - Russian - Spanish - Turkish - Arabic*

*Hindi*
रोडिंग स्टार्स - ग्रन्टिंग रेड डीयर - गर्भाशय एल्फस

रेड डीयर रोअरिंग और ग्रंटिंग के साथ शुरू से खत्म होने तक, यह वीडियो रूटिंग सीज़न के दौरान स्टैग की दिमाग उड़ाने वाली मुखर रेंज को दर्शाता है। उसका एक ही उद्देश्य प्रतिद्वंद्वियों को डराना और हिंड को प्रभावित करना है ताकि वह जितना हो सके उतना संभोग करे। वह व्यावहारिक रूप से खाना बंद कर देता है, अपने हिंद के पास और अपने प्रतिद्वंद्वियों को खाड़ी में रखने पर ध्यान केंद्रित करता है। और कुछ मायने नहीं रखता है! अन्य सभी हिरणों को भी यह बताने का एक ही तरीका है और वह है रोअरिंग !!!

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*Portuguese*
RUGIDO VEADOS - Grunhindo CERVO VERMELHO - Cervus elaphus

Repleto de Red Deer Roaring and Grunting do início ao fim, este vídeo mostra o alcance vocal alucinante de um cervo durante a temporada de cio. Seu único objetivo é intimidar os rivais e impressionar os Hinds para acasalar com tantos quantos puder. Ele praticamente para de comer, concentrando-se em manter seus Hinds por perto e seus rivais à distância. Nada mais importa! Só há uma maneira de fazer com que todos os outros veados saibam disso também: Roaring !!!

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*Indonesian*
TAHAPAN MENGAUM - RUSA MERAH Mendengus - Cervus elaphus

Dikelilingi dari awal hingga akhir dengan Raungan Rusa Merah dan Mendengus, video ini menunjukkan rentang vokal Stag yang menakjubkan selama Musim Rutting. Tujuan tunggalnya adalah untuk mengintimidasi saingan dan mengesankan Hind agar bisa kawin dengan sebanyak yang dia bisa. Dia praktis berhenti makan, fokus pada menjaga agar punggungnya tetap dekat dan saingannya menjauh. Tidak ada hal lain yang penting! Hanya ada satu cara untuk memberi tahu semua Rusa lainnya dan itu adalah dengan Mengaum !!!

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*Russian*
Ревущие олени - Рычание красного оленя - Cervus elaphus

Это видео, от начала до конца наполненное ревом и хрюканьем благородного оленя, демонстрирует невероятный диапазон голоса оленя во время сезона гона. Его единственная цель - запугать соперников и произвести впечатление на Хинд, чтобы спариться с как можно большим количеством людей. Он практически перестает есть, вместо этого сосредотачиваясь на том, чтобы держать своих ланей рядом, а своих соперников - в страхе. Остальное не важно! Есть только один способ сообщить об этом и всем остальным Оленям - Рев !!!

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*Spanish*
ESTADIOS RUGIENTES - Gruñidos CIERVOS ROJOS - Cervus elaphus

Abarrotado de principio a fin con Red Deer Roaring y Grunting, este video muestra el rango vocal alucinante de un ciervo durante la temporada de Rutting. Su único objetivo es intimidar a los rivales e impresionar a los Hinds para poder aparearse con tantos como pueda. Prácticamente deja de comer, centrándose en cambio en mantener a sus Hinds cerca y a sus rivales a raya. ¡Nada más importa! ¡Solo hay una forma de que todos los demás ciervos sepan esto también y es rugiendo!

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*Turkish*
KUVVETLENEN EVRELER - Homurdanan KIRMIZI Geyik - Cervus elaphus

Baştan sona Red Deer Roaring ve Grunting ile dolu olan bu video, Rutting Season'da bir Geyiğin akıllara durgunluk veren vokal aralığını gösteriyor. Tek amacı, olabildiğince çok insanla çiftleşmek için rakiplerini sindirmek ve Hindları etkilemektir. Pratik olarak yemeyi bırakır, bunun yerine Hindlarını yakın ve rakiplerini uzak tutmaya odaklanır. Nothing Else Matters! Diğer tüm Geyiklerin de bunu bilmesini sağlamanın tek bir yolu var ve o da Kükreyerek !!!

*Arabic*
العصي الغاضبة - الشخير الأيل الأحمر - عنق الرحم

يُظهر هذا الفيديو ، المليء من البداية إلى النهاية مع Red Deer Roaring and Grunting ، النطاق الصوتي المذهل للأيل خلال موسم Rutting. هدفه الوحيد هو تخويف المنافسين وإثارة إعجاب الهندز من أجل التزاوج مع أكبر عدد ممكن من الأشخاص. توقف عمليا عن الأكل ، وركز بدلا من ذلك على إبقاء هينده بالقرب من منافسيه. لا شىئ اخر يهم! هناك طريقة واحدة فقط للسماح لجميع الغزلان الأخرى بمعرفة هذا أيضًا وذلك عن طريق الزئير !!!

[NATURELOVERFOREVER]

Wow absolutely amazing Stag Roaring sounds : ) Great Job : ) Big Like : )
Beautiful weather : ) Excellent presentation and video Jane : ) Full Watch : )
Lovely landscapes : ) Thank You so much For Sharing this Excellent Video : )

[phuongbang]

The group is as beautiful as a picture!

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*Evolution: The roar of the rutting Stag and why men have deep voices* - The behaviour of rutting Stags helps explain why men have evolved descended larynges

While female Red Deer (Hinds) prefer the deeper roars of larger Stags, roaring also appears to be part of how Stags size one another up, before deciding whether or not to get engaged in a full-on physical fight. Most confrontations are settled without locking antlers. In male Red Deer, the voicebox or larynx is very low in the throat – and gets even lower when they roar. Strap-like muscles that attach to the larynx contract to drag it down towards the breastbone – lengthening the vocal tract and deepening the Stag's roar. Deepening the voice exaggerates body size. Over generations, Stags with deeper roars presumably had more reproductive success, so the position of the larynx moved lower and lower in the neck. When a Red Deer Stag roars his larynx is pulled down so far that it contacts the front of his breastbone – it couldn't get any lower.

In human evolution, much is made of the low position of the larynx in the neck. So much, in fact, that it has been considered to be a uniquely human trait, and intrinsically linked to that other uniquely human trait: The spoken language. But if Red Deer also have low larynges, that means, first, that we're not as unusual as we like to think we are, and second, that there could be other reasons – that are nothing to do with speaking – for having a descended larynx.

This isn't just idle speculation; a recent study from the University of Aberdeen found that women expressed a preference for deep voices. It also turned out that women tended to remember information better when they'd been told it by a man with a low voice. But it could also be that men, like Stags, have evolved low voices in order to deter sexual competitors. In support of this idea, it's been found that men modulate the pitch of their voices when they're in competition with one another, as revealed by a dating game, played in the interests of science, at the University of Pittsburgh: Male students were pitted against an unseen male rival in order to win a date. Each participant had a conversation with the adversary, so they had an opportunity to "size him up". The results of those conversations were fascinating: participants who believed themselves to be more physically dominant than their rival lowered their voices. But students who thought they were less dominant raised their voices to a higher pitch. The men were sizing each other up, just like rutting Stags. But they were also changing their voices in a way that suggests they were – without being aware of it – managing the confrontation to avoid conflict. A man who thought he was more dominant lowered his voice to emphasise his dominance and intimidate his competitor. A man who thought he was likely to lose the game, just by listening to his adversary, spoke in a higher voice: don't bother fighting me – you've won, mate.

The low voice of men, like Stags, is a trait that probably evolved through sexual selection. This isn't just about being attractive to the opposite sex, it's also about beating same-sex rivals. A deep voice may prove an advantage in both cases, helping a man to exclude other, apparently less dominant men, from the mating game, as well as making him more attractive to the opposite sex. A win-win situation. Unless, of course, you're a well-built man with a mellifluous tenor voice, who's bucked the trend, or a woman who prefers Justin Timberlake or John Lennon to Jim Morrison or Eddie Vedder. This is biology, after all – variability is what makes it so interesting.

[UKSTAGROSCO]

😂😂😂 fabulous Jane loved it and made me laugh out loud all the roaring so good and edited together 👏 some cracking stags too!! Well worth your trips and effort. Wonder if you can take any antlers you find in March from there!!

[TheBroccoliKing]

Amazing the roaring sound of the red deer stags! Certainly ensuring that everyone knows who is the king of this wild kingdom! We often go in the summer to the Ickworth Estate in Suffolk and there are very large herds of red deer there (Think that is the variety). Some of the large males look like small horses. I guess the ultimate place for this breed are the Highlands where they operate across very substantial areas. Whichever way you look at it they are immensely impressive in every respect, with great vocals as well! Mary

[manumerino]

The truth is, the mind-blowing vocal range of a deer during Rutting season is impressive.
Here, in this period, I can hear them miles away
Good and interesting video

Greetings

[NatureBeautyMesmerizing]

Amazing red deer sounds. Beautiful red deer. Excellent video Friend.
Thanks for sharing. Have a happy new Week!

[LynsHomeGardenDesign]

That is certainly a large range of roaring and grunting ... it sounds as though they are very fierce and very protective of their females!

[kWildlifeBangladesh]

like wildlife video. thanks for uploading

[AndreaNature]

Dear Jane, I will write You later, but just to let You know that I watched this marvel with my sons. A M A Z I N G!

[BuscandoFauna]

What a crazy sound these red deer bucks make. A key time to keep your rivals away and your aren very close. Nice captures where you can see different scenes where some daring males even run haha. Great video friend, as usual. Greetings and good week.

[DeesBackyardBirds]

What wonderful captures my friend.. I could only imagine what it would be like seeing this is person.. I bet you could feel those roars ang grunts right through your body.. They sounded so load.. Thanks for sharing..👍..fv..Stay Safe🙏..
"Share, Enjoy & Cherish Nature"..💘🐥🐥💘..Happy Filming..💘🐥🐥💘....

[blessallever]

GREAT performance! And superb filming and editing!! Looks like you got much closer to them than last year. It's very impressive to watch at 5.30 am, just before going out to visit my swamp 😊 Have a great weekend, stay safe! Warm greetings❤️ Ma

[BabyLoufriends]

You go boys !!! That’s awesome behavior 😻

[peterdel]

Beautiful to watch these stags amazing animals really like the close ups and the grunts very enjoyable best wishes and many thanks 👍

[ptaszyny]

That was really incredible and impressive !!!
Wonderful session of roaring :)
Big LIKE !!! Spectacular observation!
Warm greetings!

[Birds-in-Norway]

Wonderful footage you share here, Jane. Thanks for sharing. Beautifully edited.
With best wishes for tomorrow.
Kind regards, Knut.

[GazianoOutdoors]

More great footage, they are so loud, thanks for sharing, ATB 👍

[FeathersinWild]

Woww... what a beautiful animal and a powerful roar.. Very well picturized. Thanks for sharing.

[bettertosee]

Fantastic footage! We do not have such a number of deer even in the entire region.