Roe deer and their white bottoms

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Fnaar

Fnaar

Smutmaster General
Location
Thumberland
Yellow Fang said:
You'd have thought white was a bad colour for the bottom area.

I thought it might have been the deer equivalent of make up (accentuating the areas a male deer is interested in... i.e. aim here somewhere...) :evil:
 

Yellow Fang

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Lisa21 said:
Its to protect the herd......camouflage would give the individuals safety but the flash of white will alert the rest giving them all more chance of gettin away. Gawd knows what they'd think if they saw mine...its so white they'd think armageddon was coming:rofl::o):rofl::biggrin:

Is your arse hairy too?
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
Uncle Mort said:
Aren't most mammal carnivores colour blind? (this may be complete drivel).

So I understand. Anyway, one shade of green would only be any good against that same shade. Better to use a neutral colour that just blends into the background, or an interferance pattern like stripes.

Anyway, it's a well known fact that in the past all animals were infact many many bright colours like plasticine. Like plasticine, they eventually mingled to brown through breeding.*

*this may be a lie.
 

chap

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Location
London, GB
Arch said:
So I understand. Anyway, one shade of green would only be any good against that same shade. Better to use a neutral colour that just blends into the background, or an interferance pattern like stripes.

Anyway, it's a well known fact that in the past all animals were infact many many bright colours like plasticine. Like plasticine, they eventually mingled to brown through breeding.*

*this may be a lie.

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