Informative Speech On Deers

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Introduction:
HOOK:You’re riding your bike,having a wonderful time on a beautiful day,when all of a sudden you see a light brown four legged animal eating grass in a yard!Description
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Thesis Statement:Deers has interested me since i was four,i would see them a lot in the woods,me and my dad used to get real close to them while they were eating grass,and it was really fun.Today i will share my interest in these beautiful, harmful creatures.

Paragraph 1:
What does the animal look like?
The White Tailed Deer have light and dark brown fur with a flash of white under their tail. Baby deer ,have white spots covering their back
With black eyes.Deer have long ears and very long legs.

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What habitat do deer live?
Deer live in our

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