British Wildlife: Red Deer

The video explores Britain's wildlife in Bushy Park, focusing on red deer, the largest land mammal in Britain. It covers their characteristics, such as size, diet, and seasonal coat changes. The red deer inhabit woodlands across Europe and are classified as Least Concern by the IUCN. During the breeding season, stags compete for females through rutting, which can lead to fierce and sometimes fatal fights. The video also highlights the distinctive roaring noise made by stags during this period.

Where is the narrator searching for Britain's wildlife?

• Hyde Park

• Bushy Park

• Richmond Park

• Greenwich Park

What is the primary diet of red deer?

• Insects and small mammals

• Fish and aquatic plants

• Shrubs, trees, and grasses

• Fruits and nuts

How do the coats of red deer change with the seasons?

• They become spotted in summer

• They change from reddish brown in summer to brown or grey in winter

• They turn white in winter

• They remain the same color all year

What is the purpose of rutting among red deer stags?

• To establish territory

• To find food

• To compete for mating rights with females

• To migrate to new areas

What sound do stags make during the rutting season?

• A high-pitched whistle

• A deep, throaty roar

• A loud bark

• A gentle hum