Swimming red brocket deer

Red brocket deer are affected by climate change because of sea levels, adaptations in its habitat, and in temperature. Before climate change it fit because of the deer’s hooves, ears, long legs, smooth teeth,and a good nose. the red brocket has a mindset of run not hide but they need to because of the adapting predators. In the future it can adapt to the changing temperature and habitat by gaining a thick layer of waterproof fur so it can swim and warm up. Another adaption is a pouch for it's food and babies for the winter and when in water. Finally, it's darker fur to camouflage with the trees.