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A baby deer, called a fawn, is easy to recognize by its long, delicate legs, large dark eyes, and the white spots scattered across its back—perfect camouflage in dappled forest light. Born in the spring, fawns spend their first few weeks quietly hidden in tall grass or underbrush while their mother searches for food. They instinctively remain still and silent to avoid attracting predators. As they grow stronger, they begin to stand, walk, and eventually run, staying close to their mother as they

A fawn is a young deer, usually born in spring or early summer, and is known for its spotted coat, which helps with camouflage. Fawns are generally quiet, but they do make sounds to communicate with their mothers. Their vocalizations include soft bleats or mews when they seek attention or feel distressed. If frightened, they may emit a high-pitched cry to alert their mother. Most of the time, fawns rely on body language and scent rather than sound to stay safe from predators. Credit unknown Plea