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Fallow Deer

Fallow Deer

Fallow Deer

In the forests of Europe, the fallow deer graces us with its elegance. Its beautiful spotted coat and impressive antlers captivate all who see it. Let's take a closer look at the ecology of the fallow deer and the environment they inhabit.

Fallow Deer Basic Infomation

PropertyValue
Scientific NameDama dama
Taxonomic StatusSPECIES
RankSPECIES
Vernacular NamesFallow Deer
KingdomAnimalia
PhylumChordata
ClassMammalia
OrderArtiodactyla
FamilyCervidae
GenusDama
HabitatsForests and grasslands of Europe, Asia, and Western Asia
DescriptionsFallow deer are widely distributed in Europe and Western Asia, and are characterized by their distinctive white spots and reddish-brown fur.
Conservation StatusLeast Concern

Size

Body length is approximately 1.3 to 1.75 meters, and shoulder height reaches about 0.85 to 1 meter. Males are larger than females, with males weighing 40 to 100 kilograms and females 30 to 50 kilograms.

Lifespan

About 20 to 25 years in the wild.

Distribution

Originally native to Europe and Western Asia, they have now been introduced to various parts of the world and are widely distributed. In Japan, they are kept in zoos, and feral individuals have been confirmed in some areas.

Fallow Deer Q&A

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What is the origin of the name 'fallow deer'?

The English name "Fallow Deer" comes from combining the word "fallow," meaning "uncultivated land," and "deer." This is because fallow deer were often seen in fallow lands in Europe.

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What are the characteristics of fallow deer?

Fallow deer are characterized by their white spotted summer coat. Their winter coat has fainter spots and is generally darker in color. Males also have large, flat antlers. These antlers are shed and regrown every spring, reaching their full splendor in autumn.

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What do fallow deer eat?

Fallow deer are herbivores and eat grasses, leaves, fruits, and seeds. Their diet varies depending on the season. They eat new shoots and young leaves in spring, grass and fruits in summer, and acorns and chestnuts in autumn.

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[Quiz!] How can you tell male and female fallow deer apart?

The key to distinguishing between male and female fallow deer is... the antlers! Male fallow deer have large, impressive antlers, while females do not. Also, males are larger and have a more robust build than females.

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[Quiz!] What pattern do fallow deer fawns have?

Fallow deer fawns are born with white spots. These spots act as camouflage in the forest, making them look like dappled sunlight filtering through the trees and harder for predators to spot.

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[Quiz!] What sound do fallow deer use to communicate?

Fallow deer communicate with a high-pitched "pew-pew" sound. This sound is often used between mothers and fawns. They also use this call to alert each other to danger.

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Fallow Deer Ecology

  • Live in herds
  • Males compete for females during the breeding season
  • Herbivorous
  • Eat different things depending on the season
  • Nocturnal

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