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6 дней назад · Deer are specialized herbivores. They are highly selective feeders on plant food characterized by low fibre but high protein content, toxicity, ...
There are over 90 species of deer in the world, but the most common in the US are the white-tailed deer and mule deer. General Facts » · Deer Hearing » · Deer Sight »
15 мая 2024 г. · Deer have a fairly short lifespan. Deer have really good hearing. They're most active at dawn and dusk. Deer are herbivores (most of the time).
Quick Facts · Type: Mammal · Diet: Herbivore · Life span: 15-20 years but dependent on species and location · Size: 32cm – 2.1m (height), 85cm – 3.2m (length) ...
Оленевые Животные Оленевые
Оле́невые, или оле́ньи, или оле́ни, — семейство парнокопытных млекопитающих, содержащее 51 современный вид. Оленевые распространены в Евразии, Северной и Южной Америке, а также были завезены человеком в Австралию и Новую Зеландию. Величина... Википедия
Скорость : Северный олень : 60 – 80 км/ч
Высшая классификация : Высшие жвачные
Научное название : Cervidae
Рост : Северный олень : 85 – 150 см
Масса : Северный олень : 160 – 180 кг
Длина : Северный олень : 2,2 м
Interesting Deer Facts · Deer are ruminant mammals belonging to the family Cervidae. · All male deer have antlers, with the exception of the Chinese Water Deer, ...
They have small, unspecialized stomachs by ruminant standards, and high nutrition requirements. Rather than eating and digesting vast quantities of low-grade ...
Fun Facts About the Deer. Male deer are called bucks, female deer are called does, and baby deer are called fawns. Deer love to eat all kinds of plants, flowers ...
Deer are the only animals that can grow large antlers. They are hoofed mammals that belong to the scientific family Cervidae.
White-tailed deer are the smallest members of the North American deer family. Adult white-tail deer have reddish-brown coats in summer.
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