The deer and donkey hybrid of the Chileans… the Patagonian Huemul (or the Hippocamelus bisulcus). It has a head and body length of about 55-68 in. and shoulder height of about 32-35 in. The Huemul thick coat, generally, is dark brown. But, the color is richer in the summer months (a darkish brown color) and paler in the winter months (more of a white color). The belly region of the Chilean Huemul is very light brown or white. In winter months the Huemul is generally thicker and in summer months, it is much thinner. The Huemul has a hunched back and short/stubby legs. The nose of the male Huemul is black and it has a blaze on the face that look kinda like eyebrows. They have very large ears, “Often described as ‘donkey-like’” according to Brent
