Antlers on deer are bonematerial - During growth they are covered with a skin that helps provide blood and thus nutrients to the antler.
When the antler growth stops due to testosterone-levles rising in the animal, the skin is rubbed off - therewith creating the colorization and "staining" of the antler.
No, the deer antlers are made of bone that is covered by a special tissue which hardens that is similar in cell types to our fingernails and hair tissue. Wood comes only from trees and plants.
boney cartalige on the outside its velvety
Reindeer antlers are made of BONE.
bone
Girl reindeer do have antlers. Reindeer or caribou are the only species of deer where both males and females have antlers.
Male reindeer shed their antlers at the end of the mating season in early December. Females, however, keep their thinner antlers throughout the winter.
Yes,male reindeer do have antlers.
They have antlers.
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Yes, Rudolph is a reindeer. As adults, reindeer have antlers.
They are similar to human foot prints have
Another name for reindeer is caribou, which is what they are called in most of North America. Unlike other types of deer, all reindeer have antlers once they are old enough to grow them.
No, only male deer have antlers although it is extremely rare to have a female deer with antlers. ^^Actually, since all they are REINDEER, they all have antlers. Male and female. But, male reindeer drop their antlers in early winter, while females retain theirs until early spring. So ACTUALLY, all his reindeer are female.
a male reindeer's antlers turn white during mating season to attract a mate or if they are hurt or in pain