### animal:

Fawn
* Most fawns are born on edges of open fields or in thickets.
* Most fawns eat first solid food
  - green vegetation
  - plants
  - grow into adults
* Most fawns have coats
  - high nutrient requirements
  - rapid heartbeats
  - reddish coats
  - scent
  - spots
  - visible spots
  - hide from predators
* Most fawns hide in grass
  - prairie grass
* Most fawns hide in tall grass
  - produce offspring
  - reach ages
  - stay with mothers
  - survive to adulthood
  - thrive on milk
  - weigh pounds
* Some fawns are killed by foxes
  - become mothers
  - consume milk
  - die of causes
* Some fawns have diarrhea
  - no odor
  - hide in vegetation
  - make up diets
  - suckle for months
* accompany their mother to the winter ranges.
* adopted by humans lose the chance to learn survival skills from their mothers.
* are able to stand a few hours after being born
  - and walk shortly after birth
* are able to walk at birth and nibble on vegetation only a few days later
  - attacked by dogs
* are born in late spring, when the large herd breaks up into smaller groups
  - mahogany with white spots that fade as they mature
  - tan with a tint of orange hue
  - tan, as are most gazelles
* are born with a thin layer of fat under the skin
  - white spots over a reddish coat
  - deers
  - kept hidden from sight
  - protected by a lack of scent
  - reddish, brown or reddish yellow spotted with white
  - rusty brown and spotted with white
  - the newborn deer
  - vulnerable to coyotes, bobcats, and golden eagles
  - weaned when three to four months old, and are sexually mature at about six months
* are young animals
  - mammals
* begin grazing at just a few weeks old.
* born in the same litter often have different fathers.
* can actually eat themselves to death
  - move about as soon as they are born
* can walk at birth and forage for food a couple of days later
  - when they are only a few hours old
* come in pale yellow, golden yellow, light brown, dark brown, and also some rare reds.
* depend upon hiding and lying still for survival during their first few weeks.
* easily make it through the winter, increasing the breeding population in the coming year.
* emit scent.
* give loud bleats or baas to summon their mothers, and whine while nursing.
* have a good survival ratio, helping the species to flourish in numbers
  - reddish-brown fur , with white spots on their back and sides
  - very reddish brown color that is covered with many small white spots
  - chances
  - conspicuous white spots through their first summer
  - less than six teeth
  - little odor for predators to smell
  - very thin hides that dog teeth can easily puncture
* includes antlers
  - bone cells
  - brains
  - breasts
  - cannon bones
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - faces
  - ground substances
  - heads
  - hip sockets
  - hoofs
  - marrow
  - mast cells
  - piluses
  - rib cages
  - second stomachs
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
* is light brown
* learn behavior.
* mature at two years of age.
* outrun men.
* play extensively in the summer herds, developing strength and dexterity.
* rank on the low end of the pecking order when it comes to foraging for food.
* rely heavily on their natural camouflage, while they are waiting for their mother to return
  - on having little scent and staying motionless for protection
* sometimes start to eat it and then stop when they realize they have a bloody mouth.
  - their mother into the fall or winter
* typically learn certain behaviors while in small groups.
* usually are weaned at two to three months.
* vary from medium brown to champagne.
* weigh about six to nine pounds at birth
  - lbs
+ Roe Deer, Appearance
  * The Roe Deer is a smaller deer. In the summer its fur is reddish-brown, in the winter it is greyish brown or dark brown. Fawns have a reddish-brown fur, with white spots on their back and sides.