Caribou

The scientific name for the albino deer is Odocoileus virginianus.

The scientific name for Rocky Mountain elk is Cervus canadensis nelsoni. They are a subspecies of the North American elk and are commonly found in the Rocky Mountains region of North America.

Rangifer tarandus is the scientific name for caribou or reindeer.

The scientific name for caribou moss is Cladonia rangiferina. It is a type of lichen that is an important food source for caribou and other animals in the Arctic.

The scientific name for deer is "Cervidae," which refers to the family of hoofed mammals that includes deer. Within the Cervidae family, there are many different species of deer, each with its own unique scientific name.

Whitetails shed their velvet in fall

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Reindeer No.9 ( in the original Santa Claus poem by Clement Moore- there were only 8 tiny reindeer, and it is implied Santa had shape-shifting or size altering powers in order to get down the chimney-an idea pretty much ignored by modern Santa Mythologists. well he was introduced by Montgomery Wards as a cartoon feature in their Christmas Catalog sometime in the Late thirties or immediate pre-war. The popular song was written by one Johnny Marks ( spelled Marks and not Marx, either the Communist or the toy maker ( I:m Magic marxie bringing fun, Marx makes more toys than anyone!- so went their jingle in the sixties.) Johnny Marks wrote the song. There have been numerous cartoon and other adaptations, some suggesting a sort of zoological cross-feed with Pinochhio and his lengthy snout- for telling lies- h"mm one thing does lead to another. Clausism is a myth, and maybe that explains the day-glow nose!

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I think it is Donner, Dancer, Vixen, Dasher, Comit, Cupid, Rudolph, Vixen and there is one other which i cant think of. sorii.

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penguins, it is a well known fact that penguins have the biggest and best of everything in the world, you may think its caribou or deer or even turtles.

BUT YOUR WRONG BIATCH

Analysis: If we're really going to let science be our guide in this matter, the first thing we have to admit is that reindeer don't fly, let alone haul a jolly fat elf around in an airborne sleigh. And if we start down that slippery slope, there's only one conclusion we can possibly reach: Santa Claus doesn't exist. That way lies madness.
But there is a loophole.
It is a fact, reindeer experts say, that both the male and female of the species have antlers. It is also a fact that while most cows retain their antlers until spring, most bulls drop their antlers by early December. Which is worrisome, I know, but the key word is most.
The experts go on to explain that some younger bulls, depending upon hereditary and environmental factors, may keep their antlers well into spring --- even as late as April.
So it is plausible to suppose that if, for the sake of argument, there were a Santa Claus, and if, for the sake of argument, he did circumnavigate the globe in a reindeer-powered sleigh every December 25th, then at least some of those reindeer --- including one in particular with a shiny, red nose --- could be males.
Chalk one up for tradition, if just barely.

There are a couple different kinds of deer species that reside in Utah. Some of these deer species include mule deer and white-tailed deer.

Which mouse deer? There are nine species of mouse-deer (four of which are called chevrotains). Their ranges differ.

1. The Water Chevrotain is found in the southern parts of Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, and Cameroon, throughout Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, in northern Democratic Republic of the Congo, in all of Congo but the far south, in western Uganda, and in southwestern Central African Republic.

2. The Indian Spotted Chevrotain lives in southern Nepal and in all of India except the northwest and northeast.

3. The Sri Lankan Spotted Chevrotain lives in all of Sri Lanka but the south.

4. The Yellow-Striped Chevrotain lives in southern Sri Lanka.

5. The Java Mouse Deer lives throughout Java.

6. The Lesser Mouse Deer is found in all of Vietnam and Laos but the far north of each, in southern Myanmar, and throughout Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Brunei, Borneo, and Sumatra.

7. The Greater Mouse Deer is found in southern Myanmar and Thailand, throughout Malaysia, Brunei, Borneo, and Java, and on several small islands around Java.

8. The Philippine Mouse Deer is found only in far southern Palawan, throughout Balabac, and in northwestern Busuanga (those are islands in the Philippines).

9. Williamson's Mouse Deer is found only in a small area of far southeastern China and in a small area of northwestern Thailand.

Sources from organizations like the National Rifle Association and National Whitetail Association claim that somewhere between 1-2 out of every 10 Americans hunt various types of deer.

From solar energy to plants: The plant captures part of the light energy from the Sun, and stores it as chemical energy.Plants to animals: To a great extent, there is no energy conversion here. The animal just "captures" the chemical energy stored by the plant. Some energy, however, is wasted, for example for digestion.

isRudolph was one of Santa's original reindeer

while Santa rides through the night,Rudolf's nose is like a torch

The names of the reindeer that pull Santa's sleigh are

Dasher

Dancer

Prancer

Vixen

Comet

Cupid

Donner and Blitzen

then there is Rodolph. but that another story....

A fawn is a name for a juvenile deer. Adult female deer give birth to them if mating with an adult male deer successfully occurs.

Unless you mean a faun which is a nature spirit from Greco-Roman mythology known as satyrs and sometimes considered servants of Pan.

A white tailed deer can live from 70-100 years. Usually at least 60 years and live no longer than 90 years but can/.

White-tailed deer account for only 2% (6 million) of the 200 million animals killed yearly by hunters. 25% (50 million) are morning doves and 15% (30 million) are squirrels. Millions more are geese and ducks.

In fact, according to Field and Stream magazine online, a few of their users posted their states total harvest reports.

Virginia: 253,678

Missouri: 283,253

Washington: 35,118

Oklahoma: 111,427

Georgia: 350,715

California: 16,941

South Carolina: 248,778

New Jersey, ~56000

New York: 222,979

Pennsylvania: 335,850

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