Exploring the Cervidae Family: Deer, Moose, and More

The video explores the cervid family, focusing on deer and moose. It covers their physical traits, habitats, diets, reproduction, and lifespan. Deer are ruminant mammals with antlers, living in diverse habitats and having a short lifespan. Moose, the largest cervids, have unique antlers and are solitary, living in forested regions. Both species face threats from predators and human activities.

What are the main characteristics of deer as ruminant mammals?

Describe the antler growth process in deer.

What types of habitats do deer inhabit?

Explain the breeding behavior of deer.

What are some of the threats to deer and moose populations?

How do moose differ from other deer species in terms of size and antlers?

What is the typical diet of a moose?