The roe deer are called silly roe deer because they are naturally curious.

In the northeast of China, when describing a person who is one-dimensional or slow to react, it is always said jokingly, "You are really a silly roe deer."

The roe deer is one of the more common wildlife in the northeastern forest area, is one of the Northeast's four "beasts", some people call it a dwarf deer, some people call it wild sheep, some people call the roe deer, but most of the people in the Northeast are almost always called "stupid roe deer".

The roe deer are extremely curious, no matter what is happening around them, they will stop and watch, unless they sense danger before choosing to escape, otherwise they will not move.

They really aren't very smart, and they can be especially curious about things they don't know about. For example, if a companion with it gets hit, not only will it not run, but it will run over to see what's going on. The roe deer, being stupid, would be easy to arrest because they wouldn't run when they saw a human, and wouldn't even know to duck when a car hit them, instead following the lights of the car.

Habitat

The roe deer mainly inhabits mixed broad-leaved forests in the foothills at low elevations, and in winter, they like to choose to inhabit the mid-levels or the edge of the forest, which has a low density of trees, a general degree of closure (Note: the degree of closure refers to the forest tree crowns are connected to each other, the degree of ground cover) less than 60%, and the inter-forest open space ) is less than 60%, more open space between forests, abundant sunlight, and rich understory vegetation. The roe deer in these areas of habitat selection are generally required to food rich and good performance of concealment.

The roe deer also inhabits open forests at the edge of large forests, and is also commonly found in mountain thickets, river valleys or plains, and sometimes even near villages.