Hirvieläimillä
Hirvieläimillä refers to the family Cervidae, commonly known as deer. This is a diverse group of hoofed mammals characterized by their antlers, which are typically present only in males (though in caribou, both sexes have antlers). Antlers are bony structures that are shed and regrown annually. Deer are found on every continent except Antarctica and Australia, though their presence in Australia is due to introduction. They inhabit a wide range of environments, from dense forests to open grasslands and tundra.
The diet of hirvieläimillä consists primarily of vegetation, including leaves, twigs, grasses, herbs, fruits, and fungi.
Reproduction in hirvieläimillä typically involves a mating season, often referred to as the rut, during which