Episode 102 – How Fawns Avoid Predators

Deer University by Jacob Dykes

Jul 14, 202601:05:10Sports & Recreation

Jacob and Eric sit down with Sam Overfors, a recent Deer Lab graduate, to discuss his work evaluating antipredator behavior in fawns. Sam used thermal drones and GPS collars to investigate how fawns move across the lands...

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