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How does a whitetail deer protect itself?
with it's horn's
Do whitetail deer hatch from eggs or does the mother have them?
Deer do not hatch from eggs. The female whitetail deer (doe), will give birth to their young (fawn).
How many babies do whitetail deer have?
up to three mostly one
How does a whale protect its babies?
they protect by keeping them safe...
How does the eastern cottontail protect itself from its predators?
to protect its babies
Are whitetail deer endangered?
Whitetail deer are not endangered.
Which is locomotion of whitetail deer?
which is locomotion for whitetail deer?
Do animals eat their young?
no, they actually protect them. they are babies just like how we protect our babies. they have the gift of loving and knowing the young ones.
Do anacondas protect their babies?
nah
How does catfish protect their babies?
in their mouths
How does a stingray protect is babies?
It doesn't
Is a pomeranian good with babies?
a pomeranian is excellent with babies, it will do whatever it takes to protect the babies. most are like this.
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