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This watercolor piece represents an animal which is part of the Chilean fauna. The pudú (Pudu puda) is a small deer native to South America. It is the smallest deer species in the world, with an adult weighing around 13-17 pounds. The pudú has short, thin legs, a small head, and a compact body. Its fur is dark brown to black in color, and it has white spots on its face and neck.

Pudús are found in the temperate rainforests of Chile and Argentina, where they live in small herds. They are primarily herbivorous, feeding on leaves, shoots, and fruits. Pudús are solitary animals and are active during the day. They are known for their powerful and agile jumping ability, which allows them to evade predators and move through dense vegetation.

This watercolor piece was created using wet-to-wet techniques and also dry brush.

Description
This watercolor piece represents an animal which is part of the Chilean fauna. The pudú (Pudu puda) is a small deer native to South America. It is the smallest deer species in the world, with an adult weighing around 13-17 pounds. The pudú has short, thin legs, a small head, and a compact body. Its fur is dark brown to black in color, and it has white spots on its face and neck.

Pudús are found in the temperate rainforests of Chile and Argentina, where they live in small herds. They are primarily herbivorous, feeding on leaves, shoots, and fruits. Pudús are solitary animals and are active during the day. They are known for their powerful and agile jumping ability, which allows them to evade predators and move through dense vegetation.

This watercolor piece was created using wet-to-wet techniques and also dry brush.