Deers are undeniably some of the fastest animals in the world. There are several different kinds of animals, such as elks, moose, and white-tailed deer from the same family. In terms of speed, each of these animals is quite different from one another. Although all of them are incredibly fast on their feet, some are …
Generally, deers are as calm, composed, and innocent as they look. However, there are times when deer have attacked humans throughout the year – especially during rutting season. Deers get aggressive from October to December, their mating season. This season causes them to be sensitive and disturbed naturally. Hence, maintaining distance to prevent attacks should …
A 160-class whitetail deer is a deer whose antlers have been scored at 160 or higher on the Boone and Crockett scoring system. This scoring system considers not only the size of the deer’s antlers but also factors like symmetry and the number of points. The higher the score, the more impressive and sought-after the …
The white tail of deer is an intriguing and essential characteristic that has long captivated wildlife enthusiasts and biologists alike. This distinct feature holds a deeper purpose than mere aesthetics. Understanding why deer have white tails sheds light on their survival strategies and behaviour. In this exploration, we delve into the evolutionary significance of the …
Deer are incredibly adaptive animals, capable of surviving and thriving in a variety of habitats. Their adaptability is due to their behavioral adaptations, which have been honed over time through natural selection. The behavior of deer is largely determined by the environment they live in. And they have evolved many strategies for dealing with predators, …
Mule deer is the most sought-after big game animal across North America. From desert dunes to lush forests and expansive prairies, these creatures can be discovered in a multitude of habitats. Though they may reside in many locations, some places offer the perfect environment for them to thrive. Mule deer are one of the most …
Humans have been using these animals for many centuries as a means of transportation. Today, riding an animal like a buffalo, donkey, horse, camel, or elephant is a traditional task. Though riding deer was prevalent in countries like Mongolia and Siberia, we can barely experience it today. Generally, deer are not strong enough to carry …
Like any other animal, rain might affect a deer too. Does a deer hate rain or do they follow their everyday routine even if it rains? What about a heavy storm? Where do deer sleep when it rains heavily? Well, mostly, a deer prefers dense forests because this is the most available and safer place …
We often listen to the ‘myaa’ noise made by the baby deer and within seconds, we realize that the deer is crying. This occurs especially at night but why does it happen? Why do baby deer cry at night loudly? Are they in pain or distress, or they are crying for help? Well, today, we …
When you see you have shot the lung of a deer but it starts running, you might think that you have lost the deer. Good news for you, they haven’t gone so far! You can recover your shot deer by following its trails and a few techniques. But how far can a deer run with …
