South American Deer 2

South American Deer 2

Brockets graze on grass and eat green shoots. The brocket is well camoflagued by its reddish brown coat. The stag has short, pointed antlers with no tines. When a brocket is freightened it remains motionless. Brockets breed throughout the year, with a single calf being born to a cow. The calves have a spotted coat at birth. The other four groups of South American deer are marsh, pampas, guemals and pudu deer. [BM] {FW}