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In Japan, the total damage caused by wild birds and animals to agriculture and forestry in 2013 was approximately 19.9 billion yen, with deer accounting for 37.9% of the damage. In Nagasaki Prefecture, the damage caused by deer is relatively low, at 18.2 million yen in 2014, but there are concerns about the impact of deer on the living environment, such as damage to gardens and crops, and traffic accidents. Deer can cause various types of damage, including damage to agriculture, forestry, and the environment, and can also affect the ecosystem. To mitigate these effects, it is essential to implement countermeasures, such as setting up protective fences, capturing deer, and using deterrents. The prefecture is working to reduce the deer population and prevent damage through measures such as capturing deer and setting up protective fences.