A British Rover driver thought he had merely hit a rock, and therefore just kept on going. Once he got to work,
someone pointed out that it was in fact a small muntjac deer that had been lodged in his bumper, and still alive.
According to RSPCA officials, the deer suffered no injuries besides cuts and bruises, and a scraped antler. The driver
did not want to be interviewed for fear of having to entertain the question, “So, how is it exactly that you mistook a
deer for a stone?”
Deer survives 25-mile trip in car bumper
A British Rover driver thought he had merely hit a rock, and therefore just kept on going. Once he got to work, someone pointed out that it was in fact a small muntjac deer that had been lodged in his bumper, and still alive. According to RSPCA officials, the deer suffered no injuries besides cuts and bruises, and a scraped antler. The driver did not want to be interviewed for fear of having to entertain the question, “So, how is it exactly that you mistook a deer for a stone?”
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