*** About White-tailed Deer: The White-tailed Deer, known scientifically as Odocoileus virginianus, is a common species in North American forests but can be found as far south as Peru and Bolivia. Adaptable to different terrains and climates, these mammals are noted for their distinctive tail, which they raise like a flag when alarmed. Their diet varies from leaves, twigs, fruits, and nuts to grass, depending on the season. White-tailed deer play a crucial role in their ecosystems, influencing forest plant compositions and providing prey for predators like wolves and coyotes. Conservation efforts are essential to maintain their habitats and populating control, ensuring natural balance and biodiversity.:

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