The roe deer is an animal belonging to the genus Roe deer in the deer family.

The roe deer is a species of animal belonging to the deer family Roe deer. Adult roe deer body length of about 1.2 meters, weighing about 30 kilograms, with a slender neck and large eyes, large ears. No fangs, hind limbs slightly longer than the front limbs, tail short, male roe deer have horns, female roe deer no horns, male long horns only divided into three forks. Roe deer body grass yellow, tail root under the white hair, tail only 2-3 centimeters, roe deer love to pair activities, winter male roe deer with two or three female roe deer and young roe deer together.

The roe deer is distributed in China, Kazakhstan, North Korea, South Korea, Mongolia and Russia; in China, it is distributed in the northeast, north, central, northwest and southwest regions. It mainly inhabits different types of deciduous and mixed forests and forest grasslands, and is active in sparse forests, mostly in river valleys and on gentle slopes.

Habitat

The roe deer is active in the morning and evening hours, but in the winter when there is a shortage of food, the roe deer reduces the frequency of activity to reduce energy consumption. The roe deer is more picky about its food, and it mainly feeds on food that is high in protein content and rich in energy and juiciness.

Because of the small size of the roe deer, its stomach capacity is also small, so they spend a long time on foraging every day, foraging for 4 to 5 times, and foraging time is concentrated in the dawn to the sunrise and dusk to the sunset before and after the roe deer in the spring and summer foraging shrubs, young twigs, leaves, buds and buds, etc., but also picking up the forest edge of the farmland seedlings and vegetables.