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Lennart
January 8, 2022
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The fallow deer (Dama dama), also called fallow deer, is a medium-sized deer. The shovel antlers of the male animals and the often spotted summer fur are characteristic. Fallow deer are active during the day and at night and prefer to live in open landscapes in which small areas of forest alternate with agricultural areas.
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September 16, 2023
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The fallow deer, also known as fallow deer, is a medium-sized deer. The characteristic features of the male animals are the shovel antlers and the often spotted summer fur. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Dr. G.
May 29, 2025
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🦌 Fallow Deer:
• Size: Shoulder height approx. 90–100 cm
• Weight: Males approx. 60–100 kg, females significantly lighter
• Coat: Summer: reddish-brown with white spots; Winter: gray-brown without spots
• Antlers: Only males have antlers, typically shovel-shaped
• Because females do not have antlers, they are called "bald" deer.
The fallow deer is, so to speak, the aristocrat among native game species: elegant, graceful, with antlers that resemble an open fan.
• Size: Shoulder height approx. 90–100 cm
• Weight: Males approx. 60–100 kg, females significantly lighter
• Coat: Summer: reddish-brown with white spots; Winter: gray-brown without spots
• Antlers: Only males have antlers, typically shovel-shaped
• Because females do not have antlers, they are called "bald" deer.
The fallow deer is, so to speak, the aristocrat among native game species: elegant, graceful, with antlers that resemble an open fan.
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