While whitetail deer also eat lichen, they don’t have such an adaptation, and reindeer are far more efficient when it comes to digesting one of the only foods they have during winter.

Fallow deer at Point Reyes National Seashore, purchased from the San Francisco Zoo in the 1940s and released by a local landowner prior to the establishment of the park, have been eradicated.

Fallow deer, the closest living relative of the giant deer, form a “lek” during the mating season, where males compete by roaring, parading, and locking antlers.

Fallow deer are native to Asia but are common in Britain and elsewhere in Europe. The bucks sport broad, flat antlers. (Sven-Erik Arndt, Arterra, Universal Images Group, ...

The extinct giant deer was similar in size to the living elk - or moose as it's known in North America - but with much bigger antlers. This species, Alces alces, is the elk after which the Irish elk ...

All male deer have antlers which start growing in the spring and are shed each year, usually at the end of winter. Antlers are made of bone which can grow at a rate of up to 2.5cm a day.

Fallow deer differ from Tennessee’s native white-tailed deer in several ways. ... In the case of the white deer spotted in the Tri-Cities, however, the telling sign is the antlers.

During the peak of the deer farming boom, red deer were fetching between $4000 and $5000 a head, while fallow deer were selling for $700 each. Hale served in the police around the North Island for ...

Red, sika and fallow deer peel and eat bark, favouring Norway spruce, lodgepole pine, larch, ash, willow and beech. Muntjac damage coppice shoots by nipping through the stem about one metre from the ...