According to information received from local residents, this animal was spotted in an area known as the reserve or "Khrushchev Dachas." The appearance of the roe deer came as a surprise to many young city dwellers, while the older generation perceived it as a good sign. "Some people were amazed to see a roe deer in the park for the first time. But it is worth noting that in Soviet times, they were a common sight here. Over the past few years, their numbers have significantly decreased, and they have practically stopped coming into view of people. If we exercise caution and do not disturb them, perhaps the population of roe deer will increase again," residents share their opinions.
Currently, ecologists and nature defenders are urging city residents to treat wildlife with care and to avoid panic if the roe deer appears in the park again.
