roe deer capreolus running across field
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roe deer capreolus running across field |
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| navigate by keyword : wildlife mammal animal prairie grass grassland deer meadow pasture grazing plant savanna pet safari nature herd wilderness squirrel dog roe capreolus running field commonly small agile species native europe parts asia characterized slender body short legs distinctive reddishbrown coat summer turns grayishbrown winter males equipped forked antlers typically annually females inhabit variety forested mixed woodland areas agricultural landscapes graceful bounding leaps ability quickly navigate dense vegetation diet |
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| Capreolus capreolus, commonly known as the Roe Deer, is a small and agile deer species native to Europe and parts of Asia. It is characterized by its slender body, short legs, and a distinctive reddish-brown coat in summer, which turns grayish-brown in winter. Males are equipped with small, forked antlers that are typically shed annually, while females lack antlers. Roe Deer inhabit a variety of forested and mixed woodland areas, as well as agricultural landscapes. They are known for their graceful, bounding leaps and their ability to quickly navigate through dense vegetation. Their diet primarily consists of leaves, shoots, and fruits, and they are notable for their solitary or small group behavior, especially outside of the mating season. |
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