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
Male red deer, called stags, grow new antlers every year and use them to compete for mates during the rut.
Lifespan
10–15 years (wild)
Habitat
Forests, grasslands, moorlands
Diet
Grasses, leaves, shoots, bark
Region
Europe, western Asia, North Africa
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