Real white-tailed deer skull

The white-tailed deer is native to North America and is the most widespread deer species on the continent. It inhabits a variety of habitats, including forests, fields and even suburbs. These medium-sized ungulates have a reddish-brown coat in summer, which turns to a gray-brown coat in winter. A characteristic feature is their white tail, which they raise and wag when they are alarmed or excited. The males, called bucks, have antlers that they shed and grow new ones every year. It is noticeable that, unlike those of our deer species, the antlers grow forward and have a forward-facing curve.

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original image
Without lower jaw
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Antler length: approx. 9cm