Deer might better be described as opportunistic omnivore rather than herbivores or carnivores - they eat mainly plant ... but meat when they can get it.Deer have been observed eating baby birds, dead rabbits, offal from hunters dressing game in the woods and other meat. Many supposed herbivorous animals such as cows show this same tendency.
Deer also gnaw on bones to obtain calcium to support their antler growth when they can find a source.
Some native tribes in North America have tales of how deer lost their meat eating fangs and 'fanged deer" are still present in parts of the Middle East and Asia.
Mule deer are herbivores
mostly grass
all deer are herbivores, so yes they are vegetarians.
Carnivores eat meat, herbivores eat plants, and omnivores eat both. Deer only eat plants, such as grasses and shrubs. Thus, all deer are herbivores.
No. Mule deer are herbivores. They eat plant matter. A racoon would be an omnivore. Omnivores eat meat, plants and fish.
Mule deer are herbivores
They are herbivores However there have been documented instances of deers eating squirrels and rabbits. Deers are not physically equipped to eat meat and in most cases they wont be able to bite through the thick skin with their teethDeer are herbivores; they are designed to eat leaves from trees, bushes and shrubs.Deer eat plants.
Fallow deers are a type of deer and the are herbivores.
yes
omnivores ,herbivores and carnivores
Because Omnivores are both herbivores and carnivores
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