  It has been known that a B=2 skyrmion is axially symmetric. We consider the
Skyrme model coupled to gravity and obtain static axially symmetric black hole
solutions numerically. The black hole skyrmion no longer has integer baryonic
charge but has fractional charge outside the horizon as in the spherically
symmetric case. Therefore, the solution represents a black hole partially
swallowing a deuteron. Recent studies of theories with large extra dimensions
suggest an effective Planck scale of order a TeV and thus the deuteron black
hole may be produced in the Linear Hadron Collider (LHC) in future.
