They are born with a soft and spotted coat, typically reddish-brown with white spots. This unique coat provides excellent camouflage in their surroundings
They have keen senses, particularly their sense of smell and hearing. Their large eyes provide excellent vision, which allows them to avoid predators and navigate their environment.
An important milestone is the weaning process, where the fawn gradually begins to rely less on its mother’s milk and begins to forage for food on its own.
Baby deer are exclusively lactose-fed by their mothers until they eat solid food. Their diet includes various vegetation, including leaves, twigs, and buds.