Baby Deer Name: Fawn
A baby deer is called a fawn. Learn why, plus fun facts, pronunciation, and free resources.
๐ Where Does โFawnโ Come From?
"Fawn" from Old French "faon" (young animal), from Latin "fetus" (offspring). Fawns are born with no scent, making them invisible to predators.
About the Baby Fawn
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a baby deer called?
A baby deer is called a fawn. "Fawn" from Old French "faon" (young animal), from Latin "fetus" (offspring). Fawns are born with no scent, making them invisible to predators.
Why is a baby deer called a fawn?
"Fawn" from Old French "faon" (young animal), from Latin "fetus" (offspring). Fawns are born with no scent, making them invisible to predators.