Deer don't hibernate. In the winter they will however sleep longer hours and generally restrict excess movement, meaning they'll stay closer to 'home'. This way, they can preserve energy as food supplies are lower in winter and they're using energy to keep warm.
Deer species do not hibernate in any way. White-tailed deer 'yard up' which means they avoid deep snow by finding groves of evergreens such as hemlock trees that can hold up some of the snow, allowing them to walk better underneath. The deer don't eat very nutritiously during this lean peroid, but they do eat what browse is available, and add bark and othe lower nutrition foods to their diet. Mostly they rely on fat stores and move less. Often they lie in the sun on winter days on edges of woods to warm up, saving energy.
Deer species do not hibernate in any way. White-tailed deer 'yard up' which means they avoid deep snow by finding groves of evergreens such as hemlock trees that can hold up some of the snow, allowing them to walk better underneath. The deer don't eat very nutritiously during this lean peroid, but they do eat what browse is available, and add bark and othe lower nutrition foods to their diet. Mostly they rely on fat stores and move less. Often they lie in the sun on winter days on edges of woods to warm up, saving energy.
They don't. The reason for hunting is so that deer don't starve. There is limited amount of food in winter.
No... Hibernation is an act not a creature.
And if you are asking "Do deer hibernate?" The answer is also no, they don't. They just become less active in winter.
They don't.
They do not hibernate or migrate. They stay in the same area year round.
Bears, Wolves, Deers and caribou (but they hibernate in the winter, but they'll be still there)
The plural of deer is still deer with no S. Deer simply interact with their environment and because they do not hibernate, only react and don't plan ahead like a bear or groundhog does.
deer are deers and jump around like deers
Deers do not have jobs
Yes, deers have a phylum. They are in the phylum chordata
Fallow deers are a type of deer and the are herbivores.
RAIN DEERS GRUNT
yes cheetahs do eat deers
They want to clean themselves.
No. Animals but parrots talk. Deers talk in their own language.
No, deers aren't cold blooded because they are mammals and not reptiles.