Antlers will regrow after they fall off, which they do seasonally. You can see horns on many kinds of animals, and on males and females alike, but antlers grow on species in the deer family ...

Studies of the horns, spikes, plates and clubs of dinosaurs could help settle a long-standing debate over their function ...

Horns are not only different from tusks, but they’re different from antlers in that they’re not shed and grow back. The ...

As the forest changes, the deer change their trails. If a big tree falls, the deer travel around it. They don’t usually go over a tree. They don’t expend their energy if they don’t have to. A deer is ...

Horns continue to grow throughout the animals lives. Mountain sheep, goats, and pronghorn antelope fall into the horn-wearer category. Deer, elk, moose and caribou are all North American antlered ...

Some birds possess horns approaching six inches in length. No other birds on earth have anything like it. Unlike with rams and rhinos, the screamer’s horn doesn’t seem to be a weapon ...

Species are distinguishable by the formidable crown of horns adorning their head and the ... some species employ one of the animal kingdom’s most bizarre defensive mechanisms: they shoot blood ...