Few things make the heart soar like time spent among nature and even better if you can see some of Scotland’s most famous native creatures ...

Deer prefer plants of intermediate age, the Goldilocks stage of growth, said Anna Ortega, a former UW graduate student who studied the Red Desert deer for seven years.

A hush falls over the emerald canopy as a majestic silhouette glides between ancient oaks. This is the red deer—once the undisputed monarch of Europe’s primeval woodlands. With antlers like living ...

Alongside the occasional bison and elk, red deer are Europe's largest native wild animal. An international study led by wildlife ecologists from the University of Freiburg has now investigated the ...

Outdoors in Maine: Real red deer right here in Maine In looks and in lineage, the red deer is the nearest ancestor to the elk in this country, writes V. Paul Reynolds.

Researchers have fitted GPS collars on red deer in the west Highlands to help track their movement and behaviour. The devices will be fitted on 22 stags while GPS ear tags have also been placed on ...

Scotland’s largest deer species, the red deer, usually live in open-hill habitats year-round in groups of up to 40 individuals, according to the Mammal Society. Females specifically live separately ...

Of the hundreds of animals tracked in the Red Desert, only one other deer has been known to migrate to Idaho: Deer 665 spends the summer on Teton Pass and made an exploratory movement to near Ririe, ...

But why are red deer, one of Scotland's most iconic animals, being targeted?

A powerful tranquilizer used on animals has been found in illicit drugs being used by people in the city, says the Edmonton Police Service.