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All animals have to drink water or they would die.
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Does African black deer drink water?
All animals, including African black deer need water to survive, so yes it does indeed drink water.
When do deer drink water?
Deer drink like other four legged animals, they lower their head and drink
How does a deer drink water?
blood and water
Do deer flies drink water?
Deer Flies Drink Water When Ever They Feel Like It !
What does the white tail deer drink?
water
How much water does a white-tailed-deer drink?
blood and water
What do deer drink?
Water, preferably clean fresh running water but they will drink from ponds,lakes and domestic animal water troughs when available.
What red belly black snakes drink?
Red bellied black snakes drink water, like all snakes do.
Is there anything special about the drinking habits of a deer?
i think they just bend there head down and drink the water
What do baby black rat snakes drink?
Water
How would an alligator behave when a deer is approaching to drink water?
Since Alligators live in water and use this water for shelter, their first thing would be to dip under water (they have an additional eye lid that prevents water from blinding them). Once under water they would slowly move towards the deer making as little sound as possible. When the dear were to bend down to drink from the water, the alligator would suddenly surface, grab the deer, and bring it into the water to drown it before eating it.
What type of water does a deer drink?
WaterWater requirements vary with a deer's physiological state (e.g., growth, maintenance, lactation), available food sources, climatic conditions and by the amount of recent activity. Deer obtain water from three sources: Preformed water - this is water contained in foodMetabolic water - produced internally as a product of hydrogen oxidation during metabolic processesLiquid water - found in streams, ponds, lakes, puddles, snow, rain, and dew.Deer will only drink water or eat snow to supplement the water they receive in their food. For example, deer eating a diet consisting of succulent vegetation may drink only half the amount of water that they will when eating a diet of dry hardwood browse. In some instances, such as during pregnancy or in drought conditions in the south, liquid water is a diet staple, with deer consuming between 2-3 times as much water as food.
