Deer - White-tailed Deer

Kingdom Animal	Class Mammal
Family Deer Species White-tailed Deer	Status Least Concern
Added by Shayna Hartley Imaging -	Date Updated Tue Mar 8 13:01:08 2016
Image Credit JindoJeff Image Comment Closeup of the face of a white-tailed deer. Image From Cosley Zoo
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A mother white-tailed deer will raise her tail when she runs. This helps her fawns follow her through the woods.
Male White-tailed Deer will rub their antlers on tree bark to marks. These marks are called rubs.
White-tail deer have many enemies to watch out for, such as wolf, coyote, lynx and bobcat.
White-tailed Deer lose their antlers each winter. This is called shedding the antlers.
Adult White-tailed Deer can reach anywhere from 115 to 310 pounds.
White-tailed Deer can be agressive and may attack humans if they feel threatened.
White-tailed Deer prefer to live in areas where there are both fields and forests.
White-tailed Deer are browsers, eating mostly leaves twigs and shrubs instead of grasses.