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There are over 60 species of deer worldwide. Deer are found on all continents except Antarctica.
Deer are the only group of animals with fork horns. Horns are the fastest growing living tissue!
With the exception of the Chinese deer, all deer species have antlers. Chinese deer have 8 cm long canines instead of horns.
The horns fall off and grow again every year. As they grow back, they are covered in a furry coat called velvet. Velvet is rich in nerves and blood vessels and allows the horns to regrow quickly.
The duration of pregnancy in deer depends on the size of the deer. Generally, the larger the species, the longer the pregnancy. When a species breed depends on where it lives. They can reproduce all year round in tropical climates.
During the mating season, males use their horns to fight other males. The winner of the fight gains the right to mate with the female deer who succeeds in defeating the other. Male Red deer makes a roar-like sound to attract females.
A fawn can normally walk within half an hour of being born.
Most deer have white spots when they are born, which disappear as they mature. These white spots act as camouflage, making them difficult to see by hunters in their environment.
Being a deer species, roe deer have no scent, helping them escape from predators.