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  • Deer Facts and Information
    Deer are ruminant mammals belonging to the family Cervidae. This family classification include well known animal like the Moose, Red Deer, Reindeer, Roe and Chital among others.
  • Facts about Deers
    How much do you know about deer? If the answer is not very much then don’t worry. As you explore these fun and informative deer facts you will soon have plenty of information about them.
  • Types of Deer
    The main deer species white-tailed deer, red deer, reindeer, moose,water deer, common muntjac.elk, axis deer, sika deer, sambar deer, pudu, roe deer and others
  • Deer Species
    It may surprise you to discover that there are over 100 different sub species of deer in the world. They live in all locations except for Antarctica where it is too cold.
  • White-Tailed Deer
    As the name of this animal tells us, the White Tailed Deer is one that has a patch of white that is located around the area of its tail.
  • Red Deer
    The Red Deer feature a gorgeous coat that is any shade of red. They often have a darker color to them that can almost seem brown in many regions.
  • Reindeer
    Reindeer seem to appeal to people of all ages due to the legacy and connection they have to the holiday season.
  • Moose
    Of all the different species of deer out there, the Moose is the largest of them. They can reach a weight of about 1,800 pounds for the males.
  • Water Deer
    The Water Deer has tusks rather than antlers which is very interesting. In spite of that though they are genetically proven to be a class of deer.
  • Common Muntjac
    The Common Muntjac Deer is also often referred to as the Indian Muntjac Deer. They are the same though but many people assume they are two different species.
  • Axis Deer or Chital Deer
    The Axis Deer is also referred to as the Chital Deer. It has a unique characteristic which is that the white spots of the young don’t disappear.
  • Elk
    The Elk is a very large deer species and one that has a unique stature to it. The males especially stand with a very proud design to them.
  • Sika Deer
    The Sika Deer can be either small or medium in size, depending on the area where it happens to live. You will notice that they all have small legs and a very small head.
  • Eld's Deer
    The Eld’s Deer is a medium sized deer. A full grown male can weigh about 330 pounds and have an antler spread of 39 inches.
  • Sambar Deer
    The Sambar Deer is often confused with the Elk due to the bulky body and long, thin legs. They also have very long antlers that can develop quite a few points on them.
  • Visayan Spotted Deer
    The Visayan Spotted Deer is beautiful and it is a small species of deer. They are often the size of family dogs.
  • Fallow Deer
    The Fallow Deer is considered to be medium in size. They have a light brown coat with white spots. They are one of the few species of deer that don’t lose their spots a few months after birth.
  • Key Deer
    The Key Deer is a subspecies of the White Tailed Deer but they are much smaller. They males average in size from 50 to 70 pounds.
  • Mule Deer
    The Mule Deer is considered to be a larger species of deer. They also have ears that are larger than most compared to their body size.
  • Pampas Deer
    The light tan coloring of the Pampas Deer allows it to perfectly blend into the surroundings. They have patches of white around the lips and along the throat area.
  • Pudu
    The smallest species of deer in the world is the Pudu and they are really cute to look at! In fact, their size is part of the reason why people take such a keen interest in them.
  • Roe Deer
    The Roe Deer is very small which is why many people seeing full grown adults mistake them for younger generations of the species. Full grown they range in size from about 30 pounds to 60.
  • Extinct Deer Species
    Some species of deer that have been identified are no longer with us. Some of them have been gone for millions of years. For various reasons they weren’t able to adapt well enough to their changing environment to continue on.
  • Deer Information
    Deer information like deer habitat, deer feeding, deer reproduction, deer anatomy, deer communication, deer predators and deer social structure
  • Deer Habitat
    Deer are able to live in a wide spectrum of habitat out there. Some of them live on the plains, others in the tundra.
  • Deer Feeding
    All species of deer are herbivores which means that they only feed on grass and plant life. They don’t consume any types of meat.
  • Deer Reproduction
    Deer have a fairly long mating season that covers from October through January. This period of time is called the rut.
  • Deer Anatomy
    Deer have a tan or brown coloring to them that doesn’t occur by accident. This helps them to blend into their surroundings very well without being detected.
  • Deer Distribution
    Deer have a very wide distribution out there and that is part of why so many people are familiar with them. You will find deer living in Canada and throughout the United States.
  • Deer Predators
    Deer are often the victims of various types of predator out there in the wild. Canines are a big problem for deer due to the fact that so many of them are found in the same types of environments.
  • Deer Social Structure
    In regards to the deer species out there, they have a very interesting socials structure. Even though the males don’t stay with the females other than to mate they are in charge out there.
  • Deer Communication
    For the most part deer are very quite animals. They do bellow and make grunts that are used as verbal forms of communication among them.
  • Humans and Deers
    Humans and deers including deer research and the relationship between humans and deers specially how deers have influenced culture
  • Deer Research
    There are plenty of interesting areas of deer research that have given us great information. Of course they can also open up some more questions that we actively still are seeking the answers for.
  • Deers and Humans
    Deer are very loyal to their territory and that creates problems for them and humans all the time. People are building homes and establishing farms in the areas where these animals used to freely live.
  • Deers in Captivity and Deer Farms
    Most species of deer do extremely well in captivity as long as they have a large habitat and they have enough food.
  • Deers in Popular Culture
    Deer are well loved animals and so it is no surprise to learn that they are very common in popular culture.
  • Deer Hunting
    Deer hunting is a very common activity these days both as a source of food and for a sport. Deer meat is a very delicious meal and it has been one that humans have taken advantage of for hundreds of years.
  • Deers in Hollywood
    Deer in Hollywood are more common than you might think. They can be comical at times and very interesting as a way to draw us back to nature in others. If you love comedies then you should watch Are we There Yet.
  • Deers Endangered
    Due to the many different types of deer out there and the locations where they are found, most people don’t even consider them to be among the Endangered Species.
  • Deer Conservation Efforts
    There are many people out there with a desire to save the deer population. They don’t want to see them being hunted.
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