SUPER SURPRISE THURSDAY #52
We are so happy to be back on dry land today! We’re going to the Wild West of North America to meet a handsome ungulate. Let’s grab our hiking gear and walking sticks and set out on today’s adventure!
MEET THE MULE DEER!
Range/Habitat: West North America/ mountains, forests, grasslands
Diet: Herbivore: plants
Length/Weight: 2 ¾-7 ft/ 120- 460 ft
Conservation Status: common
Fun Facts:
- Mule deer are gray-brown in winter and rusty brown in the summer.
- Male mule deer have antlers that they shed once a year.
- Mule deer have black tips on their tales.
- They are also called the Black Tailed Deer.
- They have very large ears.
- Mule deer are related to White tailed deer.
We just love Mule deer! They are majestic looking, especially the males with their large antlers! Do you love deer? What’s your favorite species?




