Majestic and elegant, the deer is the largest animal in our forests. Easily recognizable by its branched antlers that grow back each year, it is often nicknamed the “king of the forest.” In the fall, during the rut, the male lets out powerful cries to impress his rivals and seduce the females, an impressive spectacle of nature.
Surprisingly, a deer's antlers fall off and grow back every year, growing several centimeters per week in the spring. These antlers are not only weapons but also symbols of prestige, demonstrating the animal's strength and maturity. Its keen sense of hearing and smell allows it to detect even the slightest danger and ensure its survival in the forest.
This Papo figurine realistically reproduces the deer: its slender body, its proud bearing and its imposing antlers. An ideal model to enrich a collection of forest animals, invent fascinating stories or to educate children about the richness of wildlife.