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According to the Cosley Zoo, deer coats adapt in two ways.
1.One, they are made up of hollow hairs, which insulates them in the cold.
Two, their coats change colors according to the season, and fawns have spotted coats, allowing the deer to hide on the forest floor.
2 Deer are well-adapted to notice and meet danger. Their senses of smell and hearing are highly developed, so that they sense danger quickly.
3.Their eyes are set on the side of their heads to allow for all-around viewing.
4.Due to their long legs with strong muscles, deer can travel at speeds up to 30 MPH.
5.They can also leap or swim to avoid danger. Males have large antlers, which allow them to fight off predators. Some deer have long, sharp hooves in front, which they can use as weapons
1.One, they are made up of hollow hairs, which insulates them in the cold.
Two, their coats change colors according to the season, and fawns have spotted coats, allowing the deer to hide on the forest floor.
2 Deer are well-adapted to notice and meet danger. Their senses of smell and hearing are highly developed, so that they sense danger quickly.
3.Their eyes are set on the side of their heads to allow for all-around viewing.
4.Due to their long legs with strong muscles, deer can travel at speeds up to 30 MPH.
5.They can also leap or swim to avoid danger. Males have large antlers, which allow them to fight off predators. Some deer have long, sharp hooves in front, which they can use as weapons
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