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antler

[ant-ler] / ˈænt lər /
NOUN
deciduous horn
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"He was a lovely stag with a beautiful pair of antlers and was a big favourite with the public who walk through the park."

From BBC

Mule deer — with their white hindquarters and regal antlers — were first brought to the island in 1928 as game animals, according to Barton.

From Los Angeles Times

It ebbs around an elk’s skull, five-point antlers still attached, and a muzzle loader hanging on the wall.

From Los Angeles Times

The stag's antlers, now fully hardened and velvet‑free, regrow each spring, becoming more impressive with each year as new points called tines develop.

From BBC

“Equipped with sharp hooves and antlers, a deer will lash out and defend itself if startled. This happens most often when visitors try to approach or feed them.”

From Los Angeles Times