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What makes deers move?
their legs
Do the deers keep in herds when they are on the move?
I dont know but you can go to google and type deers wiki
What is a deers locomotion?
A deer is four-footed, so uses its four legs to move (locomotion).
What would deers do?
deer are deers and jump around like deers
What is a deers job in a forest?
Deers do not have jobs
What group of animals is a drift?
A group of animals that move together is called a drift. They may move or float in unison, such as a drift of fish or a drift of sea turtles.
What are fallow deers?
Fallow deers are a type of deer and the are herbivores.
Do cheetahs eat deers?
yes cheetahs do eat deers
Do deers have a pyhlum?
Yes, deers have a phylum. They are in the phylum chordata
What is the sound produced by Deers called?
RAIN DEERS GRUNT
Why do deers lick other deers?
They want to clean themselves.
How do metazoa move?
Metazoa moves with its legs and arms they are just like normal animals like polar bears, deers or bears :)
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