Roe deer

The roe deer is a small, nimble deer with a coat that shifts between reddish and grey-brown. It thrives across Europe, from sunny Mediterranean woods to chilly Scandinavian forests. These deer are built for cold weather, with thick fur and a compact body that helps them stay warm.

• Males are called roebucks, while females don't have a special name.
• They live as far east as northern Iran and as far north as Scotland.
• Their fur changes color slightly between summer and winter.