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Fawns (baby deer) have spotted coats. This adaptation is suited to which habitat? Thank you so much
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Fawns (baby deer) have spotted coats. This adaptation is suited to which habitat? Thank you so much

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Their spotted coats help fawns to blend in with the dappled shade found in woodlands - fawns have also adapted to have no scent, making it much harder for predators to find them

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