Yes,male reindeer do have antlers.
No, only male deer have antlers although it is extremely rare to have a female deer with antlers. ^^Actually, since all they are REINDEER, they all have antlers. Male and female. But, male reindeer drop their antlers in early winter, while females retain theirs until early spring. So ACTUALLY, all his reindeer are female.
a male reindeer's antlers turn white during mating season to attract a mate or if they are hurt or in pain
Male reindeer shed their antlers at the end of the mating season in early December. Females, however, keep their thinner antlers throughout the winter.
Male reindeer drop their antlers in early November. ALL pictures of Santa's reideer show them them to have antlers ,while pulling Santa's sleigh, in December.
Well, yes. Female reindeer keep their antlers. Although, in spite of the fact I am a true fan of science(I am an aithiest. I only celebrate Christmas for fun), I disagree with the fact they are all female. It is most likely, but come on- the guy's magic! Of course, they would need a male to repreduce, so they have to have at least 1 male, or they would die out. female reindeers do no have antlers and they are a doe.male reindeers have antlers
both male and females have antlers
In most cases they dont. The Antlers are an integral part of a Reindeer and it stays with the animal as long as it is alive. Some reindeers may lose part or full of their antlers during a fight with another reindeer or due to old age but it is not a common phenomenon.
No, both male and female deer can have antlers. However, not all females grow antlers and those that do typically have much smaller and simpler antlers compared to males.
Girl reindeer do have antlers. Reindeer or caribou are the only species of deer where both males and females have antlers.
No, the antlers do not fully grow until they reach maturity. but they have two lumps for that.
Female reindeer are the only species of deer in which both males and females grow antlers. In the case of reindeer, both genders grow antlers, with the females retaining them until after they give birth in the spring.