What is another word for Cervus Elaphus?
Pronunciation: [sˈɜːvəs ɪlˈafəs] (IPA) 
Cervus Elaphus is a scientific name for red deer, which is a species of deer found in Europe, Asia, and North Africa. The word Cervus Elaphus is derived from Latin, which means "deer" and "elk" respectively. There are several other terms that are used as synonyms for Cervus Elaphus, such as red stag, elk, wapiti, and sika deer. These terms are widely used in different parts of the world to refer to the same species of deer. The differences in their names may reflect different regional or linguistic preferences, but they all refer to the same majestic creature, which is one of nature's most fascinating animals.
