Caribou

A ram lamb.

Deer Flies Drink Water When Ever They Feel Like It !

Fawns need their mothers for roughly 90 - 120 days. Here in Minnesota deer are usually breed the first week in November and have their babies roughly 200 days later. They have their fawns at the end of may or beginning of June. They are kicked out by the mother at the latest by next breeding season.

Yes. You know the saying animals are more scared of us then we are of them.

they are more inelegant animals, and common sense dictates that it is safer to travel with multiple others than go alone and be vulnerable to attack.

Yes bucks (male reindeers) do shed their antlers every year.

Jaguar don't usually eat carnivorous animals. However, the caiman, a type of crocodilian, eats deer. Jaguars have been observed killing and eating caiman on at least one occasion. Usually, though, jaguar would prey on deer directly.

Baby dear = fawn

Female dear= Doe

Male dear= Buck

No. They live in the same or similar habitats, for sure, but they don't live together.

live in cold areas and have warm fur coats

moose live in mainly in north U.S.A and parts of Canada

The Fallow deer rut takes place in late Autumn in Australia that is April

color; bulk

The deer rut in Georgia will run from Nov. 5th - Nov. 18th in Ga. for my prediction. I have seen most activity on Nov. 10th - 14th in my area (Henry) county being Nov 11th - Nov. 13th being very productive days usually after 11:00 in the morning.

Fallow deer live all over the world but the strongholds are all over europe, new zealand, a bit in australia and also in north and south america all though not so much there. it is native to europe

Too many. The deer population is Virginia had reached an all time peak of more than 1 million. It is estimated at around 850,000 right now. This is too many deer for the environment to support in a healthy manner. The State Game Commission has been working to reduce the deer population.

Grass, leaves from trees, shrubs and forbs, etc.

A fawn usually stays with their mother until the next breeding season. You can tell because fawns mature and lose their spots. They are old enough to leave their mother when their spots disappear and the mother or buck will chase them off.

Normally, the female Whitetail Deer will go into heat in November, the exact timing depending on the latitude. I'm not sure if the reason for the variation is hours of sunlight or the descending temperatures. This rut lasts about a week. The gestation period is 200 days, which will mean that the first batch of fawns are born in late May to early June. The females that are not impregnated during that first November rut will go into heat again one month later, ie in December. Then a second, but smaller batch of fawns will be born in late June or early July.

Supposedly a female reindeer in the Rudolph story because "olive" sounds like "all of" in the song lyric "all of the other reindeer, used to laugh and call him names."

The offspring of a deer is called a "fawn". Once the fawn starts to mature they are usually called a yearling.

Adults:

A male deer is usually called a buck. A female is a doe.

Animals do not really shed their horns. There are only very few animals in the entire world who shed their horns.

Showing supremacy among the ranks and to fight other males for dominance.

And when they grow their antlers long enough, they sometimes rub them against trees to rub the "leather" off their antlers.

to get the energy from plants and turn it in to animal energy