No. When antlers are in the growing stages they are covered in what is called felt, which is a skin covering over bone (which is what antlers are really made of). This felt contains blood vessels and nerves that help protect these growing antlers from being potentially damaged. Once the antlers have fully grown, the felt is shed.
not hair but fur! Thanks for using Wiki answers Noah
Yes, deer have hair that covers their entire body except the hooves and antlers.
The body covering of deer is fur.
Deer are mammals. They are warm blooded, have hair or fur, and nurse the fawns on milk.
mostly elk, bear, and deer. usually animals with a lot of fur/hair
Yes, a doe (female deer) has fur, as do the bucks (male deer).
Yes, deer are all mammals. They have a 4-chambered heart, a body covered with hair or fur, suckle their young, etc.
The outer covering or skin of a deer is often called a hide. The hide protects the deer from bugs as well as other elements of nature.
A mule deer's fur turns color in winter.
Fur is the hair of animals,hair is our hair.
Deer have highly sensitive hooves so even when something as small as a hair can irritate the fur between toed hooves. Deer also cant sneeze so they where to bend down to sniff it, they wouldn't be able to clear there nose. They get the hair from barber shops.
The body covering of deer is fur.