***About the White-Tailed Deer:

*** The White-tailed Deer, a common species in North America, is easily recognized by the distinctive white underside to its tail. When sensing danger, the deer raises its tail to warn others in the vicinity as it flees. These majestic creatures are highly adaptable, residing in forests, fields, suburbs, and now depicted thoughtfully alongside urban settings in art. Their diet primarily consists of grass, nuts, twigs, fruit, and fungi, which fluctuates seasonally. The relationship between mother and fawn is particularly touching, with fawns often staying with their mothers for a full year, learning how to navigate the complex landscapes they inhabit.

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