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johnnycakeAK t1_j2qwu1t wrote
Reply to comment by BigheadReddit in Are there any examples of natural hybridization, or any possibilities of this occurring in nature? by Owlsthirdeye
Not very common. I remember reading somewhere that it might be due to breeding habits being very different between the two (whitetail does run away and have to be caught, whereas mule deer don't). https://www.deeranddeerhunting.com/deer-scouting/deer-behavior/hybridization-a-unique-tail-of-whitetails-and-mule-deer
johnnycakeAK t1_j2qpu1k wrote
Reply to Are there any examples of natural hybridization, or any possibilities of this occurring in nature? by Owlsthirdeye
Another common one in California, Oregon, and Washington are hybrids between mule deer and blacktail deer which are fertile. More rarely, in places where both species occur, hybrids of whitetails and mule deer occur.
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Reply to TIFU by telling a pastor who is dying of terminal cancer that her husband is cheating on her. by [deleted]
Ah yes, the classic hotelier-guest confidentiality privilege.
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Reply to comment by Craw__ in TIL Duck is considered a red meat by culinary standards. by BertyBert1
Duck Confit is accurately only done by cooking it at low temp in duck fat. Using any other liquid or oil would be poached