A) Doe B) Buck C) Fawn D) Cow
A) Pack B) Flock C) Herd D) School
A) Smell B) Sight C) Taste D) Hearing
A) Germany B) United States C) Australia D) Brazil
A) Fallow Deer B) Moose C) Elk D) Red Deer
A) Fallow Deer B) Roe Deer C) Caribou D) Sika Deer
A) Antlers B) Hooves C) Tail D) Teeth
A) Hind B) Doe C) Stag D) Buck
A) Deeridae B) Cervidae C) Hornidae D) Venisonidae
A) Caprinae and Bovinae B) Moschinae and Tragulinae C) Cervinae and Capreolinae D) Bovinae and Antilocapridae
A) Used to make musical instruments B) Used in making jewelry C) Used as handles for knives D) Used in construction materials
A) Europe B) Antarctica C) Africa D) Asia
A) Sahara Desert B) Atlas Mountains in Northwest Africa C) Congo Basin D) Madagascar
A) Disease outbreaks B) Starvation due to lack of food C) Collisions with vehicles D) Predation by wolves
A) A wild animal of any kind B) A specific type of hoofed mammal C) A domesticated farm animal D) An aquatic creature
A) Great Plains B) Canadian Rocky Mountain and Columbia Mountain regions C) Appalachian Mountains D) Sierra Nevada
A) Italy B) France C) Germany D) Scotland
A) Deserts of Central Asia B) Tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia C) Mixed deciduous forests, mountain coniferous forests, and taiga bordering North Korea, Manchuria, and the Ussuri Region D) Grasslands of Mongolia
A) Western Ghats B) Thar Desert C) Eastern Himalayas D) Indo-Gangetic Plain Region and Nepal's Terai Region
A) New Zealand B) India C) Australia D) South Africa
A) Cervidae B) Antelopes C) Pecora D) Bovids
A) Moose B) Elk C) Red deer D) Northern pudu
A) Southern pudu B) Moose C) Elk D) Northern pudu
A) It prevents antlers from growing. B) It is responsible for the color of the antlers. C) It gives rise to a spiky antler that develops into a branched structure. D) It helps deer shed their antlers quickly.
A) The shedding of old antlers. B) The final hardening of antlers without blood vessels. C) The growth of tusk-like canines. D) The soft tissue phase before mineralisation into bony structures.
A) They assist in swimming. B) They protect against predation by wolves. C) They are used to dig for water. D) They help them find food more easily.
A) They allow males' antlers to lock into place during combat without injuring faces. B) Tines are used for grooming. C) They attract mates by making noise. D) They help deer fly short distances.
A) They help deer see better at night. B) Facial glands store food for later consumption. C) They are used to produce milk. D) They contain a strongly scented pheromone to mark home ranges.
A) It changes color with seasons. B) It has multiple chambers like their stomachs. C) It can store antlers for future growth. D) It lacks a gallbladder.
A) It affects their moulting process. B) It determines their migration patterns. C) It influences their ability to fly. D) Photoperiod controls their antler size.
A) Smaller ears. B) Larger antlers relative to body size. C) Shorter legs. D) Darker coat color.
A) 3.3–6 kilograms (7+1⁄4–13+1⁄4 lb) B) 240–450 kilograms (530–990 lb) C) 32–35 centimeters (12+1⁄2–14 in) D) 800 kilograms (1,800 lb)
A) Only white spots on a brown coat. B) From gray to reddish brown. C) Uniformly black across all species. D) Bright pink with blue stripes.
A) It helps them swim better. B) It aids in digestion. C) It enhances their night vision. D) It allows them to see during the day.
A) 34 B) 30 C) 28 D) 32
A) Dama B) Cervus C) † Cervocerus novorossiae D) Axis
A) New Zealand B) United Kingdom C) Canada D) United States
A) Dicrocerus B) Euprox C) Procervulus D) Heteroprox
A) Chronic wasting disease B) Rabies C) Brain worm D) Bovine tuberculosis
A) Statant B) Lodged C) Trippant D) Courant
A) 1898 B) 1878 C) 1987 D) 1820
A) £120 million B) £50 million C) £70 million D) £90 million
A) Hittite culture B) Celtic mythology C) Japanese Shintoism D) Ancient Greek mythology
A) Reindeer B) Sika deer C) Red deer D) Axis deer
A) Capreolinae B) Telemetacarpalia C) Plesiometacarpalia D) Cervinae
A) Blastocerus B) Axis C) Mazama D) Capreolus
A) Siberia B) South America C) Africa D) Europe
A) Courant B) Trippant C) At gaze D) Springing
A) Buckskin B) Sheepskin C) Cowhide D) Goatskin
A) Camelids B) Wolves C) Lions D) Bears
A) Diacodexis B) Leptomeryx C) Eumeryx D) Andromeryx
A) Victor Brooke B) Georg August Goldfuss C) Joshua Brookes D) Édouard Louis Trouessart
A) Two weeks B) Three days C) One week D) A month
A) Finding Nemo B) Frozen C) The Lion King D) The 1942 Walt Disney Pictures film 'Bambi'
A) "The Tortoise and the Hare" B) "The Fox and the Grapes" C) "The Ant and the Grasshopper" D) "The Sick Stag"
A) Moose B) † Megaloceros giganteus C) † Eucladoceros D) Reindeer
A) Communal B) Solitary C) Biparental D) Uniparental
A) Gusev B) Bathurst C) Balakhna D) Hertfordshire
A) Euprox B) Dicrocerus C) Protoceros D) Syndyoceras
A) Rolls it in mud B) Licks the fawn clean C) Covers it with leaves D) Sprays it with urine
A) Tragulidae B) Cervidae C) Merycodontines D) Moschidae
A) Muntiacini B) Alceini C) Cervinae D) Capreolinae
A) Late Cretaceous B) Jurassic Period C) Early Pleistocene D) Holocene
A) Rabies B) Brain worm C) Bovine tuberculosis D) Chronic wasting disease
A) Dicrocerus B) Stephanocemas C) Heteroprox D) Procervulus
A) Odocoileinae B) Hydropotinae C) Capreolinae D) Cervinae
A) Lodged B) Statant C) Caboshed D) Trippant
A) Complete accuracy was achieved B) It only applied to New World deer C) It was universally accepted D) Several inconsistencies were found
A) Russia B) Germany C) China D) France
A) Pleistocene B) Miocene C) Pliocene D) Holocene
A) De Carteret family B) Baden-Württemberg C) Israeli Postal Authority D) Earls Bathurst
A) Six months B) Two years C) Until adulthood D) About one year
A) 25,000 tons B) 20,000 tons C) 15,000 tons D) 30,000 tons
A) Statant B) Springing C) Courant D) At gaze
A) Golden Stag B) White Stag C) Silver Stag D) Black Stag
A) Premolars B) Upper incisors C) Lower canines D) Molars
A) $9 billion B) $11.8 billion C) $15 billion D) $20 billion
A) Bovidae B) Cervinae C) Capreolinae D) Moschidae
A) Baden-Württemberg B) Bathurst C) Gusev D) Hertfordshire
A) Protein gelatin B) Antler essence C) Antler broth D) Antler oil
A) Bovine spongiform encephalopathy B) Chronic wasting disease C) Rabies D) Mad cow disease
A) Tragulinae B) Cervoidea C) Bovidae D) Antilocapridae
A) Stag B) Hind C) Reindeer D) Buck
A) Fionn Mac Cumhail B) Oscar C) Cú Chulainn D) Lugh
A) American moose B) Red deer C) Irish elk D) White-tailed deer
A) Germany B) Russia C) Norway D) Israel
A) Beef B) Mutton C) Venison D) Pork
A) Early Miocene B) Holocene C) Middle Pleistocene D) Late Pliocene (2.5–3 Mya)
A) Oligocene B) Eocene C) Miocene D) Pliocene |