Deer range in size from the small mouse deer all the way up to the moose/Eurasian elk. Many may live 14 or more years in captivity but life expectancy in the wild may not be well established. Does/cows of many deer species live longer than males, not only due to hunting but because bucks/bulls competing for breeding rights age much faster. Below is information on 4 well known deer species in North America. Whitetail deer average 5-16 years in captivity. Estimated average in the wild is much less,4.5-7 years according to a study done in 2003. Mule deer average 9-11 years in the wild. 9-15 in captivity. Elk average 8-14 years in the wild and 17-22 in captivity. Moose/Eurasian Elk 10-20 years in the wild. Captive animals don't live appreciably longer.
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Yes, man is too dependant on modern technology, Take the show MAN VS WILD, any human is suposed to suvive in the wild, when we die in the wild it is because of our ignorence of our natural instinct that cause's us (humans) to die.
yes they do
The African wild dog is a carnivore, living and hunting in packs.
Wolves survive by living and hunting in packs. They cover their large territory in search of food, and they use their howls to let other packs know their territorial bounds.
A wild cat compared to a domestic cat has the sharpest teeth. For example a tiger will have sharper teeth because of hunting in the wild for survival.
The African Wild Dogs survive by living and hunting as a family group. When the main pack is out hunting, a baby-sitter will stay behind and safeguard the pups. Group cooperation is the key to the pack's survival.
Yes, most animals are capable of finding their own food through hunting, foraging, or scavenging based on their instincts and survival skills. This ability is essential for their survival in the wild.
Dogs are opportunistic. That is, they'll basically eat anything they come across. This behavior is amplified when dogs create packs, although likely skewed more towards hunting than scavenging.
Wow well id hope if it was your dog you would feed it yourself lol...if you mean where do wild dogs or wolves find their food, then from hunting in packs or scavenging
Survival is important in the wild.
The African wild dog, also known as the painted wolf, is known for having one of the highest hunting success rates among predators. They often work together in packs to chase down and outmaneuver their prey.
Dogs, known to be "A Man's Best Friend" only work in packs in the wild. Canines can also work in packs if they are pets, but it is way less likely to work in packs more than wild ones. So, in the conclusion, the answer is: Yes, wild dogs work in packs.
Animals lose their survival instincts in captivity this is because they are not exposed to their natural habitat. If these animals are brought back into the wild, they will most likely not survive.