The 'Not' Deer | True Scary Stories
Episode Ep 45 23 min 54s

In the depths of folklore and urban legends, there exists a peculiar creature known as the Not Deer. From afar, it may resemble an ordinary deer, but upon closer inspection, something seems amiss.


The Not Deer's appearance is deceptive, mimicking that of a deer from a distance. However, as one approaches or observes it for longer, peculiar details become apparent. Its movements are often likened to those of a newborn deer, despite its adult-sized body. Witnesses have reported an uncanny agility and grace that deviates from a typical deer's behavior.


Not Deers possess limbs that are noticeably longer than those of a regular deer, with some accounts suggesting the presence of additional joints. The creature's chest is often described as having a barrel-like shape, further setting it apart from its deer counterparts. These unique physical attributes contribute to the sense of otherworldliness that surrounds the Not Deer.


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