Because, while carnivorous and highly aggressive in nature, deer normally only feed on cold-blooded prey such as rattlesnakes and frogs. A young deer is warm-blooded, and so the deer usually doesn't see it fit to eat and instead nurtures it until it is mature.
No! But sometimes a bear will eat a newborn deer. Deers are herbivores, they only eat plants.
they can but they dont
Barn owls are known to prey on young deer.
Deer definitely eat very young artichokes, when the leaves are tender and high in nitrogen.
Of course not. deer are vegetarians, which means that they only vegetation, fruits etc. But they do not eat meat, so they dont eat beavers.
nothink. deer are herbivores and im pretty sure plants dont eat micepretty sure you meant "What do deer eat that mice also eat?" xD well, really... google it or look it up in a science book. dont trust random idiots ;D~Iluvboys
that is sick. they dont unless they are some dragon or something.
Moose are classified as mammalian. As such they give birth to live young and nurse them while they are infants. So, newborn moose eat their mother's milk.
Yes, they do. Deer and rabbits are both prey to wolves. The wolf either has to sneak up on its prey, or outrun it, so young, injured or weak deer are the usual victims.most likeily yes. wolves are carnivors so they do eat meat. but where they ussally live i dont think there are deer there.
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cheese and soda they do not eat cheese and soda smart one What the heck deer and elk dont eat cheese and soda dummy!!!! Deer and elk eat shrubs, mosses, ect. Theyre herbivores!!! they only eat plants... not animals!!!!..... or cheese and soda!!!!
no, guinea pigs dont eat their young.