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Is this a deer or a moose?
This is the badge for Watford, a football club in the second tier of English football.
My mate says its a moose, as these were kept by a king once in local parkland, but I dont think there have ever been moose wild in the UK!
Asked by: Cookie
Category: Artistic, Arts & Culture Asked on: 7th Mar. 2011 Ending on: 4th Apr. 2011
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  :: Suggestion by johnee on 7th March 2011
It looks like a Moose, so I don't think that you can argue with that. It is a Moose. My theory being that if I draw a goat but it comes out looking exactly like a Penguin, when someone looks at it says "It's a Penguin", you can't rightly say, "yes, it looks like a penguin but it is in fact a goat", any more that you can say "My drawing of a house is in fact, a boat". It is what it looks like. Watford is in Hertfordshire however, who's emblem has Harts (Deer) on it. So who knows what the intention of the designer was. It doesn't change the fact that what's drawn is a Moose, not a Deer. The very distinctive Antlers and long, wide nose, define it as a Moose. Login to reply to comments...
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:: Suggestion by Jetbeard on 27th March 2011
The intention of the designer was for it to be a deer, because Watford FC used to be the only football club in Hertfordshire. However, no deer have antlers like that; they are much more similar to the antlers of a moose. Taking either position on what it is is defensible. Login to reply to comments... |
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:: Suggestion by account on 8th March 2011
It's got very weird freaky, almost human "stoned" eyes... Login to reply to comments... |
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:: Suggestion by stevejones11 on 22nd March 2011
Who cares? I think Luton shot all the Harts. So you just eat cats now. Login to reply to comments... |
