western blood deer

Basic Information

Anatomy

Western red deers have commonly skeletal structures from Cervidae, they have four legs and a tail and are covered in fur. Males have horns and are slightly taller, while females are shorter.

Genetics and Reproduction

Western blood deers are mammals as they have babies instead of egg. They begin breeding around early spring where young males and females will enter a field to search for a mate.

Growth Rate & Stages

It consider quite slow around 1- 5 years they begin to grow around their 20's they stop growing some will become bigger but it's rare.

Ecology and Habitats

Optimal environments can forest which they struggle a bit but it's safe for them, but their favourite is flat lands or grasslands where they can travel easier.

Dietary Needs and Habits

They are common herbivores and will mainly eat grass, berries, tree bark, etc... They will roam mainly around until finding a patch and will eat as much as it can.

Biological Cycle

They mainly stay around besides when it's winter where they leave deeper into the west, but will return back when spring returns.

Behaviour

Western blood deer are curious animals as they will check out if something new has arrived, however they can be easily scared away as mostly they run away or males will try be scary, but will end running away.

Additional Information

Social Structure

In a herd around 15-20 there is common male who will lead the pack, they mainly gain this power by showing their strength against other males.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Around a hundred (100) in one area.

Average Intelligence

Intelligence isn't quite high. They understand sounds, commands and even colour, but will struggle sometimes with smells or colours.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Western deers have an one hundred sixty (160°) view of their surrounding and good hearing up to 3 miles.

Scientific Name

hippelaphus

Origin/Ancestry

People believe this is one of the oldest deers on the mainland and maybe is related to the giant northern deer

Lifespan

30 Years

Average Height

100 - 122cm

Average Weight

120 - 170 kg

Average Length

175 - 250 cm

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Most of them are covered in a fur that can go from reddish brown to dark brown. Males have pale yellow antlers.

Geographic Distribution

• Coast of the western sea
• Rîsha covering