Twin fawns typically do not see each other until they are how old?

• A. Immediately after birth
• B. 2-4 weeks old
• C. 6-8 weeks
• D. Never leave their mother

Answer: (B)

Twin fawns are kept hidden by their mother in dense cover for the first weeks, nursing quietly as the doe moves them from hidden bed to bed. This cryptic period minimizes predation risk and limits early contact with other fawns. As they grow and start to move more, around two to four weeks of age they begin to explore and are more likely to encounter other fawns. That makes about two to four weeks the typical age when twins start seeing each other. The other options don’t fit because newborn fawns are not out and interacting with siblings immediately, waiting six to eight weeks would miss the early social window, and fawns do eventually separate from direct mother care rather than never leaving.