Which female deer has antlers?

The female reindeer has antlers.

Generally, male deer have antlers, but female deer have no antlers. However, this is not absolute. There is also a kind of deer that both male and female have antlers. It is the Arctic reindeer. Both males and females will have a pair of branch-like antlers. The trunks of the antlers are bent forward, and each branch has branches. The male deer sheds its antlers in March, and the female deer takes off its antlers later, about mid-to-late April.

The body of the reindeer is covered with light but extremely cold-resistant fur. The color of the coat of different subspecies and genders varies significantly in different seasons. The main coat colors are brown, off-white, floral white and white. Reindeer are relatively large, with the female weighing up to more than 150 kilograms. The males have a pair of branch-like antlers with a width of up to 1.8 meters. They are replaced every year. As soon as the old ones fall off, new ones begin to grow.

The legend of the reindeer

Once upon a time there was a reindeer named Rudolph. He was the only reindeer in the world with a big red nose. People naturally called him Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. . Rudolf was deeply embarrassed by his unique nose. The other reindeer laughed at him, and even his parents and brothers were laughed at.

One year on Christmas Eve, Santa Claus was preparing to drive four strong reindeer to deliver gifts to the children. At this time, a thick fog enveloped the earth. Santa Claus knew that in such weather, No chimney can be found there. Suddenly, Rudolph appeared, his red nose looking brighter than ever.

Santa Claus immediately realized that his problem was solved. He led Rudolf to the sleigh, put on the reins, and got in himself. They set off, and Rudolph carried Santa safely to each chimney. No matter rain, snow, wind or frost, nothing can trouble Rudolph, because his bright nose penetrates the fog like a beacon.