Fawn Facts
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2014
- We have a fawn PSA for you! Concerned about that fawn lying next to your garage or under your pine? Listen to Vet Renee as she explains what to look for, what's normal behavior, and why there's a fawn all alone with no mom around.
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I can't think of any baby animal more beautiful than a fawn.
Right!?! Such a picture of innocence and mother nature’s wonders and perfections
I dunno baby seals hit different.
I recently saw a baby otter for the first time. They are pretty frikin cute!
Baby cheetahs too. They're absolutely adorable
Edit: As well as Snow Leopard cubs
Baby pandas too🐼
The clueless face it had when she perked the baby to stand up is the cutest thing.
Fawns are so unbelievably precious... I had the privilege of coming across a "parked" fawn in the woods and was able to snap a picture without disturbing it. They're somehow even cuter in real life!
It looked so snuggly when she pulled the blanket back ❤️
You could tell it was nervous at first but as they were being touched and inspected they sorta just became curious instead. Quite adorable.
They?
@@Bufekana
pronoun
pronoun: they
1.
used to refer to two or more people or things previously mentioned or easily identified.
"the two men could get life sentences if they are convicted"
people in general.
"the rest, as they say, is history"
informal
a group of people in authority regarded collectively.
"they cut my water off"
2.
used to refer to a person of unspecified gender.
"ask someone if they could help"
@@Bufekana lol dude u fr? who tf cares its a damn deer lmao
@@Bufekana we don’t know the sex of the fawn so we just say “they”
@@Bufekana when you can’t tell by the gender you use “they” instead. most english speakers know this
My daughter found a fawn. His mother had been hit by a car. He was wandering on the road.
Aww thats sad, what did she do?
Aww. Poor thing
2:07 - "Hello new mom".
2:27 "What just happened?" face
Since we placed Wildlife Cameras around our property we have fawns in our yard every year. This year we had 3. They are fun to watch. Once, their legs are able to run :)
One of the cutest animals ever.
Cool video! I never knew these facts about fawns. What I took away is that if I ever see a fawn while in the woods in their defense position, I'll leave it alone if it's not in immediate danger. I would check back in four hours. If it's still there maybe offer it fluids and leave again. Moms is probably nearby.
If I find a fawn in an outstretched position then I might intervene.
Never intervene. THAT’S the message.
You will know whether the mama is nearby when the fawn bleats. Mom will come running if she’s there so be careful not to startle a fawn if you’re ever monitoring one.
So well behaved too.
Good video
It’s always amazing to see the little ones ❤️
You make it stand like a folded chair
So adorable ❤❤
GREAT PSA! I love you guys for having produced this, hope it gets more coverage.. EDUCATIONAL MOMENT that will "stick" & be acted upon more likely than empty directives, as lack of knowledge leads to making matters WORSE for wildlife.
20 yrs with my wild whitetail matriarchal lineage, I have learned the same..legs splayed & following/chasing people, crying consistently usually a bad sign..usually dehydrating hungry last ditch effort because mom couldn't get back to them safely without drawing attention, or while she is drawing away predators. When healthy they typically scamper some then park down in stealth mode ..eyes open pile of goo like your little one in vid.. they get fed every 5-8 hours..(longer than most people will wait).
If they are crying longer than 8 hours/people are around, then mom may orphan them due to constant calling drawing predators(people being included)
TAKE A PICTURE AND LEAVE WITHOUT DRAWING ATTENTION, DO NOT TOUCH..MOM WORKS HARD TO MAKE SURE LITTLE ONES DON'T HAVE ANY SCENT TO GIVE THEM AWAY!
They are good to go with mom when they are well fed&their legs "tightened up" under them! So amazing to watch their development, beautiful creatures.
Last summer my close friend 4yr old momma Zoe left me w/her twins in my back yard, with my rabbit friend, for an afternoon. We were parked.. took me a bit to realize as I walked away Zoe was PARKING ME TOO. What momma says goes, so we stuck to a 50' radius. It was August & little ones were able to nibble in a safe place w/plenty of food. She came back 6hours later.. I learned more that day thanks to Momma entrusting me w/her fawns as she trusted me..forever grateful for her family's acceptance, & what I have learned. I don't feed the deer, & have become closer to them for that.. they have plenty to eat, devote their travels to their safety & next meal, no such thing as a spoiled meal! Having to eat is "dangerous, priority work" for them, followed by need of time to ruminate when safe.. then repeat!
The family bond is strong & so precious. They enjoy tranquility & family closeness. To be welcomed for only having respected their needs, being considered part of the family..priceless. To work together closely, walk with them, teach them "suburban&traffic streetsmarts" then see does teach little ones down line the same.. beyond priceless. To share apples and berries as I'm picking & they're foraging, to not accept food handouts directly from people, to walk away, see fawns run away from handouts...proud moment, love my deer even more, as they will not become nuisances or beg, or expect from people. They have their human friends who they visit to bed, ruminate, rest in peace & safety.
As it should be for everyone's safety.
Respect & acknowledge wildlife, it's needs, make its life easier to do its job, it will welcome your presence.. 🥰❤🦌
wow. thank you for this.
Last Summer a very young fawn 'parked 'in a pachysandra patch in my yard for about 6 hours, eventually mom presumably came by and retrieved the little one. Glad I simply let nature take its course. Had it gone on for a day or so I would have been concerned.
oh, man. purely informative video, I know, but oh my god it's so cute! ^^
I would have liked to have seen you feed it.
Hope you are not talking about breastfeeding, bc that’s not cool dude.
@@mahendrasmith7589 The thought never entered my mind. It did yours, though, so what does that say about you?
@@joedempseysr.3376 maybe that means ur gay
@@mahendrasmith7589 bro u’re weird af
@@hipatiadalejandria8418 If calling ppl out on sexual harassment makes me weird, then I am weird af
Aww!!! That is just about the cutest thing I've ever seen!!! Now I want a pet fawn! 😆
i saw a baby fawn all by its self at the park
i love jesus to
Why is so cute!! baby deer
I was white water rafting in the 8th grade and I saw a fawn parked in a seated position, sitting like a dog. Just a few inches off a manmade path where the rafters get out of their rafts to send them empty over Husum Falls, this one spot that's too dangerous for beginners, before they get back in and continue down the river.
I stood next to the fawn as the other rafters walked the path, in case anybody needed me to remind them not to handle the fawn. But nobody even saw the thing, unless I pointed it out to them. It wasn't concealed by any vegetation whatsoever. It was just very, very still, looking like someone's lawn ornament.
Come to think of it, maybe that's what it was. You put a baby deer sculpture in the woods, and laymen like me don't know anything other than to not touch fawns, so it goes undisturbed for God knows how long. Hmm... 🤔
cutest little thing ever oml
Thank you for your work Renee!
This is literally so cute that I want to punch something rn
Adorable aggression?
Stay single please.
Such an adorable animal ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰
Beautiful and informative video
Thanks for giving informations
Good educational video.. Short and sweet
Very nice and helpful video.
Awww! 🥰🥰🥰
very very cute aww
Very good vid, thank you for the info. Our Fish and Wildlife Dept. in Vermont is one of the worst in the nation, and they don’t allow the volunteer rehabilitators to accept fawns. Instead, the wardens shoot them if they are orphaned. The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Dept literally doesn’t have any concern whatsoever for the well-being of wildlife, and only cares about maintaining hunting, fishing and trapping of the animals.
@Happy Flowers please. Hunting apex predators is what created the imbalance and overpopulation of deer, as well as human encroachment on uncultivated land.
Thank you! I never knew that.
Awesome video
Nice looking Deer!
So cute animal... WOW...
thank you i was worried - i have a faun like that deep in my wild back yard - thanks again
Can't tell if the title is a pun or not.
Fun facts, fawn facts? Idk.
Sooooooo cute! 😁
awwww CUTE!
awesome.. sweet
The young lady is cute too. 😊
So cute
so cute
Omg so cute
How can you release a baby fawns???
BAMBI! 🦌
One year later it jumped into a car and killed a man woman and 3 teenagers.
🌸
Baby bambi legsss 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Fawn Fact #1: Chicks all dig the fawns, AAAAAY!
Aaaaaaawwwww so cute ☺️
Fawns 🪨 big time.
I messed up. The fawn died in my arms because if my foolishness
Fawns have little to no smell so predators cant hunt it. Now its full of smells and easily trackable. I bet it cant wait to go back.
Can anyone else hear that high pitched noise in the background
Anyone else hear a really high pitched noise in the background?
I found a deer it was in the middle of the road it sounds like a human baby and won’t eat
baybeeeeeeeeeeee
Just AAAWWWWW
There's a really high pitch noise in this video and I can't watch it because of that. ): it gave me a migraine.
🥺
I wanted to see it drink from a bottle. I am sad.
😍
You call the animal IT.
mutual friend: Sahari _ called me
me: what did it want?
Hi I have a baby bear and I what to ask can I let him wear a dipper.
fawn loaf
Why does everyone name their deer fawn
Fred it milk first
My ears...
I’m the 228th person to like
Pun intended?
I NEED TO KNOW SOMETHING!!! >O< ahem...Well, my mom found a baby deer in the middle of the road, and it's twitching...and we cant take it to anyone to help it because we have nothing around here like that...and I know for a fact that no one is going to answer me, but oh well! :)
What did you do?!?!
I did nothing!
NVM! It's been some time now, and it already died!
Next time, just carry it off the road into some grass so it doesn't get hit.
please feed it milk
It needs to be warm before feeding milk to it.
Yeah, know what u mean dude. I wish the lady breastfeed it. That would have been awesome
Anyone else hear the high frequency sound in the background? It's killing my ears, so annoying.
I hear something like a ventilator but not a high frequency sound
Licensed rehabilitator will care for it until it will be released into traffic and hit by a car.
Animals are smarter than people, because they learn how to walk from day one 😁😜😜
Eh, more like they had to time to develop in the womb. Humans are unable to walk for about the first year because we are born "prematurely". Basically, our big brains make it so we have to be born before we are fully developed (as in walk a few hours after birth). The pelvis to head ratio is just so similar that if a baby were to be born at the walking stage, then the head would be too large to fit through the pelvis. A lot of carnivorous animals are also born "prematurely".
Anyone else hear that annoying high pitch or is that just me?
PLEASE get rid of that high pitched squeel. Barely audible, shrill, high pitched, constant background sound. Pierces the ears.
Dude this video is seven years old, what do you want them to do? Digitally remaster it?
No, it wasn't that sad
Yes, you must cry in animations so you won't scare someone
A child
Yes, you must learn how to cry even when you are alone
Because you have a responsability
Ich verstehe den Sinn des Videos nicht oder möchte jemand Veterinär werden. Das arme Tier ist total verängstigt.
I love learning about these babies but pleaseeeee never refer to animals as “it!!!” That drives me up a freaking wall!!! They aren’t objects for goodness sake’s…
Thank u 🙏🏼
I don’t think ‘it’ is meant only for objects, just things that are not people.... so yeah, things depend on how you look at it..
@@darkghoul4049 I hear what you were saying but the way that I look at it it’s like this… People do not refer to their dogs or cats as an “it.” They would not say I need to walk it. I need to feed it. They would say I need to walk my dog, I need to feed her or him. So other animals need to be referred to in the same manner. That is how I really feel… Because they are living, breathing beings.
@@jessevegan “it” being a thing you do not want to become attached to because you will be returning “it”. We name our loved ones, because we expect them to stay with us for a long time, not wild life or people that we are caring for and could easily grow attachment to.
So cute