Interesting things about Baby Deers (Fawns) you don't know!

Interesting things about Baby Deers (Fawns) you don't know! 

Baby Deers (Fawns) 

Fawns are young deers, naturally found in fields and meadows in summer, while in winter they generally found in forests. 

Beautiful Things about Baby Deers (Fawns) 

• They have a reddish-brown coat with white spots - quite a lot of them in fact, around 300! 

• The white spots will slowly start to fade away at five months of age

• Fawns are born with four baby teeth and they don't have upper teeth 

• Fawns are really cute with their spindly legs, polka dots and tiny twitching tails.

• Deer milk is very rich. The mother deer or doe may nurse her fawn three to four times a day.

• Once the fawn is old enough, it eats the same food as its mother… plants, including leaves, twigs, fruits and nuts, grass, corn, alfalfa, and even lichens and other fungi. 

• Fawns are preyed upon by bobcats, mountain lions and coyotes.

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