*** About Black-tailed Deer: Black-tailed deer, a subspecies of the mule deer, are native to the western North America, predominantly found along the Pacific coast from Alaska to Northern California. Characterized by their black-tipped tails, these deer adapt remarkably to both wild and suburban environments. During the winter, they often migrate to lower elevations seeking shelter and food, navigating snowy landscapes with ease. Their diets vary seasonally, feeding on a variety of vegetation, which helps them sustain through the colder months when resources are scarce. In art and culture, black-tailed deer symbolize gentleness and are often depicted in various forms highlighting their elegance and the close bond within their families, especially between mothers and fawns.

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