Zoology- Cervidae (deer)

Cervidae
There are 44 species in this family and they are found in all parts of the world except for sub-Saharan Africa, Australia, and Antarctica. The species in this family are found in a wide-variety of habitats including forests, grasslands, and on the tundra. All of the species in this family are herbivores and ruminants. They chew their food, swallow it, regurgitate it, and then swallow it again. Their stomachs have four chambers.

Moose
White-tailed Deer

Cervidae
The species in this family range in size from the tiny Andean Pudu, which is only 16 inches tall and weighs 22 pounds to the largest member of the family, the moose, which can be 7 feet tall and can weigh 1,600 pounds.
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Cervidae
Member of this family occupy a wide range of habitats, from arctic tundras to tropical forests.
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Cervidae
Deer are herbivores. Most are browsers, but some are also grazers.
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