🦌 2. They’re the “dancers” of the deer world Young fallow deer often do high, springy jumps with stiff legs — called stotting. It looks like playful dancing, but it’s actually a message to predators: “I’m fast. Don’t even try.” 🌈 3. Their coat changes drastically with the seasons Fallow deer can be spotted, dark brown, nearly black, or even pure white. In summer they’re brightly spotted, but in winter the spots almost disappear — built-in camouflage mode. 🌀 4. They have unique, shovel-shaped

12K views · 697 reactions | A majestic rutting Phoenix Park Fallow Buck at sunrise during a previous rut. Video thanks to Anne-Marie Mockler | Wild Deer Ireland | Facebook