SCHLEICH 14820 Wild Life white-tailed fawn

A common feature of the Schleich figures is meticulous, detailed elaboration and manual painting.

The white -tailed deer or Virginia deer (Odocoileus virginianus) belongs to the order of the mammalian (Mammalia) class, including the deer (Cervidae) family and the sub -family (Capreolinae). The height of the CAP can reach 120 centimeters, the suta is much smaller. Capricorn body weight can be up to 130 kilograms, and a whirlwind is 90 kilograms. The deer has a backward antler at the base of the deer, which is detached in the winter and develops again until the next mating period. In the event of a danger, the white -tailed deer flees with great jumps while holding his tail upward, making the white color visible, and the other deer also notes the danger. The deer cow is smaller than the male and no antler. The calf's white spotted brown coat melts well into the environment.