Deer Plush Toys and Gifts
Finding deer plush toys and stuffed animals is easy at Animals N More.
Here is a variety of plush deer stuffed animals including a Wild Republic Cuddlekins Deer, a Wild Republic Cuddlekins Deer Fawn, a Stuffed Animal House white tail deer and deer keychain (front middle),
then there is a little Soft Spot Deer made by Ganz, which is standing in front of Farrah the Aurora spotted deer fawn (left), and a Woodland Deer made by Ganz (far right). There is also a little Ty Beanie Baby Deer named Whisper. We also have a Deer Trophy Wall Mount and a deer named Swift by Douglas. The little Ganz Mini Glass Deer is shown at top left. You might find some of these deer in our sponsor's gift shop: Jeannie's Cottage LLC.
White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) and Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) are the most abundant hoofed mammals in North America. They are from 4 to 6 feet long and are about 3 feet tall at the shoulder. They have a white tail on the underside that is raised when they are alarmed. The mule deer's tail is black tipped. They are most active in the morning and evenings and rest during the day. Males (bucks) have antlers while females (does) do not. Babies are called fawns.
These are North America's swiftest and largest land animals. They are hoofed animals, or ungulates. Deer are browsers. They are also ruminants, which means they have four stomachs. Each section of the digestive tract has a different function which breaks down the food and extracts all the nutrients.
Deer, both white-tailed and mule, have various strategies for eluding their pursuers, which can include cougars, coyotes, wolves, lynxes and bobcats. Deer live in forests where they can run from their predators and get lost among the trees or bound over logs and boulders and escape. White-tails are found throughout North America; the mule deer is found mostly in the West. The average lifespan of deer in the wild is 10 years, but they have lived to 25 years in captivity.
