Baby deer, or fawns, are born with white spots on their reddish-brown fur, which act as natural camouflage in their forest surroundings. This clever disguise helps them remain hidden from predators while their mothers search for food. During their first few weeks, fawns stay tucked away in dense vegetation, venturing out only when they are strong enough to follow their mothers. Interestingly, fawns are born scentless, an adaptation that makes them nearly undetectable to predators during their mo