White-Tailed Fawn

White - tailed fawns are adorned with numerous small white spots on their fur. These spots act as excellent camouflage, making them difficult to detect in tall grass. When their mother goes out to find food, the fawns hide in the grass, stretching flat on the ground and laying their heads and necks low.

Since white - tailed fawns are wild animals, they aren't for personal use. In the wild, they rely on their natural environment. If you encounter a fawn in the wild, don't approach it too closely as this may scare it and cause stress. Also, never try to capture or keep a fawn. Let nature take its course and let them grow in their natural habitat. Leave them alone and let them be part of the wild ecosystem.