Understanding Mammals: A Closer Look at Deer and Their Characteristics

Feb 16, 2026

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Mammals are remarkable vertebrate animals with internal skeletons and fur for protection. They exhibit various movements, including walking, running, jumping, flying, and swimming. All mammals are born alive and nurse from their mothers. Focusing on deer, these herbivores inhabit forests and have distinctive features like two-toed hooved feet. Male deer, known as bucks, have antlers, while females are called does, and their young are fawns. Explore the world of red and fallow deer along with their behavior, feeding habits, and unique characteristics.

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Understanding Mammals: A Closer Look at Deer and Their Characteristics

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Doyouremember? Mammalsarevertebrateanimals. Theyhave a skeletoninsidetheirbodies.
Most mammalshavefurtoprotecttheirbodies.
Mammalscan… • Walk • Run • Jump • Fly • Swim
Mammalsbornalive… • …and sucklemilkfromtheirmother’s body.

THE DEER
Deerliveinforests. • Theyareherbivores.
Two-toed, hoovedfeet
Male deer – buck
Antlers
Femaledeer – doe
Baby deer – fawn
Red deer
Fallowdeer
Vocabulary • Antler • Buck • Deer (red, fallow) • Doe • Fawn • Forest • Herbivore • Hooved • Shy
Protection: Movement: Breathing: Feeding: Reproduction: Behaviour: Specialfeatures: