1. Moose antlers may stretch 7 feet wide and weigh up to 80 pounds.

2. Deer, moose, elk are the only animals in the world that sport antlers.

3. While growing, the antlers are soft and tender and covered with velvet.

4. The antlers reach full size after 3 months.

1. There are 36 species of a deer.

2. There are 190 sub-species

3. Deer are found in Asia, Europe, and north and south America.

1. A doe usually gives birth to one or two fawns in the spring.

2. Most fawns have lost their spots when they are one.

3. Fawns follow their mother everywhere.

1. Deer do not hunt, they are hunted.

2. Caribou and elk live in herds to survive.

3. Mother Deer protect young by running in a zigzag.

4. Taking long leaps leaves a scent to follow.

1. The future looks hopeful for many deer.

2. People now step to help deer.

3. People work to preserve natural areas.

1. Deer eat only plants.

2. There is a lot of food in the summer but not the winter.

3. Many deer do not survive the winter.

4. Some will eat underwater plants or raid farm crops.