By Hali Zweigoron

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Mule Deer

• By Hali Zweigoron

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Diet

• Deer only eat foods found in the wild.
• They eat leaves, twigs, wild mushrooms, acorns,
  and berries!
• They have to look hard for most of their food.
• The male deer gets most of the food.

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Predators

• Deer aren't predators they're prey.
• They don't have that much protection.
• A deer's predators are mountain lion, bob cats,
  coyote and bear.
• Their main predator is the mountain lion.

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Defense

• Deer have three ways of protecting themselves.
• One way is they run fast.
• The second way is jumping far.
• And the last way only male deer can do.
• They use their antlers.

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Habitat

• Deer can't really go anywhere to be safe.
• They do live in the mountains, along the coast,
  in the desert, and in the forest.
• They also live in the woods and in the hills.

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Babies

• Mule deer have one or two babies at a time.
• It takes them five or six months before having
  them.
• The babies are born with white spots.
• The white spots go away after two or three months.

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Appearance

• Deer have different appearances.
• Mule deer are about three to four feet tall.
• They weigh up to two hundred pounds.
• Looks on deer aren't always what they seem to be.