On a recent weekday at the Bandung Zoological Garden, a lone male muntjac - or barking deer - was snug inside a feed trough, a sheet of corrugated steel providing shade from the midday sun.
His mates gathered in shady patches nearby, all blissfully oblivious to the grim fate they had narrowly escaped.
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