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1. Aug 13,  · Less a function of fear than bewilderment, simply put, deer freeze in headlights because they can’t see. Deer Eyes vs. Human Eyes. The eyes of deer and people share a number of features, but they also have a few significant differences. Pupil Unlike human pupils, which are round and when dilated do not span much of the eye, deer pupils are.

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2. Owl City leader Adam Young told the story behind the song in an interview with Christianity Today magazine: "I enjoy writing largely from the imagination, and usually that produces rather abstract imagery. But with 'Deer in the Headlights,' I wrote a personal song that plays close to the chest in a way that no other song I've written ever has.

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3. I noticed one deer on the side of the road nibbling with contentment on a tree shrub. I arrived at the airport. The view took my breath away: The airport parking lot was filled with deer! They were meandering, staring at the bright headlights of my car, their heads tilting with curiosity. I stopped and I hadn’t even parked the car yet.

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4. I sat in my truck and watched sheets of rain quenching the thirst of the soybean field in front of me. Like all other hunters, my backpack was ready, my weapon in the case, but my heart was in my stomach as I really wanted to hunt whitetail deer that day, but the rain held me a prisoner to the confines of my truck.

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5. Aug 15,  · The salient image is: you are driving at night on a dark road. You come upon a deer standing in the road. The deer turns to face the blazing bright light (you) and doesn't know what to make of it. It stares. It stands. It stares. In this situatio.

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6. Nov 04,  · Deer doe with mange. Image courtesy Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Mange is a contagious skin disease caused by mites that .

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7. Dec 02,  · This fact is responsible for the proverbial deer-in-the-headlights look. Because there is so much movement in the pupil, it takes them a long time to close it down when they see a bright light.

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8. Nov 14,  · So I’m thinking the deer in the headlights things is mostly fake. But deers in the flashlight or spotlight are real, cause I have seen that. I’ve seen raccoons and rabbits freeze in the spotlight too. But never a ‘possum. ‘Possum just don’t care. But the deers and ‘coons is curious and fearful, so they stop, look, and listen.

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9. Aug 07,  · Provided to YouTube by Tragic Hero Records Deer In The Headlights · The Dead Rabbitts Shapeshifter ℗ Tragic Hero Records Auto-generated by YouTube.

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