Deer head 3d model

cgstudio

3ds Max 2010 is a powerful software tool, paired with Corona Render 1.4 for stunning visuals, and supports file formats fbx, obj, stl. The white-tailed deer is a large animal, with varying size depending on the type, ranging from 50 cm height at the withers, weighing 12 kg (a small species), up to 150 cm, weighing around 350 kg (the largest species). On average, these animals can reach speeds of up to 45-50 km/h. Despite their different species, they all share a similar body shape, slender limbs, an elongated cervical spine, and a relatively small head adorned with branching antlers. It's worth noting that the shape of their antlers also varies depending on the specific deer species. Attention should be drawn to why deer grow antlers and from what they are formed. Unlike animals whose horns are made of keratin, deer antlers are actually bone. Contrary to popular belief, these antlers serve a purpose beyond protection - they're used for an annual "tournament" with females. After the mating season, the animals shed their antlers, only to regrow new ones the following year. It's worth noting that male deer are the only ones who grow these antlers, with reindeer being an exception, as female reindeer also sport horns similar to those of males. When it comes to the nature of deer, they're generally characterized by their reticence and timidity. However, if fed regularly, they can become quite fearless and even live comfortably next door to humans. The fact that deer can be domesticated is a testament to this.