There are four deer species present in Scotland and all are now at record levels – the native red and roe deer as well as the non-native sika and fallow deer. Why is this a problem? Deer ...

Chinese water deer were the most populous (1,997), followed by red deer (1,172), muntjac (1,028) and roe deer (255). Red and roe deer are native UK species, and the report said red deer were ...

Two roe deer search for prey at a snow-covered ranch in the city of Seogwipo on South Korea's largest island of Jeju on Jan. 13, 2025, with the snowy top of the 1,950-meter Mount Halla in the ...

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Chinese water deer are the most populous species in the Broads - 1,997 - followed by red deer (1,172), muntjac (1,028) and roe deer (255).

Kielder Water offers a family-friendly loop around one of the UK's largest man-made lakes. It has a flat path, making it ...

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This makes them vulnerable to climate change and invasive species Over-browsing by red and roe deer also poses a challenge to the woodland regeneration as large populations can inhibit tree growth.

The deer’s ranges between 201 (White-tailed deer) and 290 (Roe deer) days. Reproduction: Deer only give birth to a single fawn but antelope can have up to 2 calves at a time.