A six-point white-tailed buck crashed through a window of a hospital in northeast Tennessee, according to an article on the NBC News website.
Three patients at an outpatient clinic at Tennova Healthcare-North Knoxville Medical Center in Powell were evaluated for minor injuries and released after the deer smashed through a double-paned window.
The buck was later struck and killed by a wildlife officer's car after it dashed out through another window.
Bucks in heat will often ram their own reflections in windows, perceiving them as threats, according to Tennessee wildlife officials.
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