How do deers survive in the forest areas?

Question

stuff about the natural habitat of the deers i.e. what they eat , where they sleep etc........

Answer 1

i won't copy/paste anything as it might get complicated.okay...here goes everything i know....

deers are herding animals and live in large groups.they tend to do this as they think that with many eyes around,upcoming predators can easily be detected.with lcuk,only one of them will be killed in a single meal of any predator.

they use their horns in many ways.for one thing,they use it for fighting one another(by the way,the males are the only one who has horns).when a dear enters another dear's territory,they fight for the land and ownership of the land using thsoe horns as weapons which could be fatal.they may also use it as a courting horn.the bigger horn.the better.females tend to mate the one who has bigger and stronger horns.males also shed these horns every year as to prevent spoilage.

they eat on any nutrition around the surroundings.they mostly eat grass around grassy areas.some may occasionally eat fruits,though....

they mostly settle in the night on the shades of trees.mostly,this is the part where they are most vurnerable as prey.predators can come across them easily when they are asleep....

that's all i know.i hope i helped you!good luck!

Answer 2

Dude, off the subject, I don't live in a forrest, but I have fruit trees in my yard, apple trees to be specific.  A deer just today was stading IN MY YARD, and ate I know at least 15 apples off that tree!!  We weren't 20 feet away, and it just kept eating.  I'm guessing that this is the kind of thing they do in the forrest area, they eat nuts and berries, and other fruits they can scavenge.

Answer 3

Their horns plays a significant role for survival in forest areas