Provides a detailed overview of the mule deer, emphasizing its defining traits and its role within North American ecosystems. It explains the key differences between mule deer and white-tailed deer, particularly in ear size, antler shape, and tail coloration, and notes that mule deer primarily inhabit the western regions of North America. The discussion also addresses ecological concerns, such as how white-tailed deer can spread diseases that negatively impact other species like moose. Portrayed as a symbol of wilderness and adaptability, the mule deer is further described through its efficient digestive system, distinctive bounding gait (stotting) used to escape predators, and survival tactics against wolves, cougars, and coyotes.
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