Red Deer
Red deer are one of the largest deer species, recognized by their impressive antlers and reddish-brown coats. They inhabit forests, grasslands, and moorlands across Europe and parts of Asia.
Red Deer Quick Facts
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Male red deer, called stags, grow new antlers every year and use them to compete for mates during the rut.
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Lifespan
10–15 years (wild)
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Habitat
Forests, grasslands, moorlands
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Diet
Grasses, leaves, shoots, bark
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Region
Europe, western Asia, North Africa
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