Elic Weitzel, Smithsonian Institution (THE CONVERSATION) Given their abundance in American backyards, gardens and highway corridors these days, it may be surprising to learn that white-tailed deer ...

The white-tailed deer has been an icon since being tied to ... including a sleek animal with ears rotating like radar devices and a white flag as it walks, trots, or gallops away.

Additional symptoms include drooping ears, an appearance of listlessness, or excessive thirst or urinating. A white-tailed deer showing symptoms of chronic wasting disease (M. W. Miller ...

White-tailed deer that come onto the Flathead County Landfill ... Infected animals typically look sickly, are drooling and have drooping ears. It was first detected in Montana’s wild herds ...

A hunter-harvested four-and-a-half-year-old male white-tailed deer tested positive using postmortem ... abnormal head posture and/or drooping ears, and excessive thirst, salivation or urination.

The dog, ears perked, appeared captivated by the ... the deer was euthanized to prevent further suffering, officials said. White-tail deer are native to New York, although in the Big Apple ...

Deer have legs the same color as their bodies, a white throat patch and a fluffy white tail. Elk moving throughout the state may have noticeable markers, including colored ear tags or tracking ...

HUNT COUNTY — Under the shadows of tall post oak trees, two white-tailed deer ... Infected deer experience weight loss, uncoordinated movement, drooling and drooping ears — symptoms that ...