Challenge Question #2

Lisa McGinley (MCGINLEYL@ci.maryville.tn.us)
Fri, 28 Feb 1997 13:29:02 -0500

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Dear Journey North,
We found out that females lose their antlers in the spring and the males
lose theirs in the winter. We figuered out that the reason why the
females still have their antlers in the winter is because if they lost their
antlers the same time the males do, which is in the winter, they would
both lose their antlers. If they both lost their antlers at the same time,
they would not be able to dig for food, fight for food, store food, and give
out warning signals. In the spring the females lose their antlers, and the
males grow theirs back because the males need their antlers more
important than the female s because the males need their antlers
because the male use their antlers for fighting for a mate. We also found
out that the females have one young per birth. We are writing you from
Maryville Middle School and would like to thank you and Mrs. McGinley.

Sincerely,
Andrew Baumann
&
Chris Gowan

P.S.- Please contact us back soon.

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