Yes, the word "deer" does have a plural form, but it's actually the same as the singular form, much like the words "sheep" or "species." This can sometimes seem strange to language learners, as many English nouns do change in the plural. In fact, it's a bit of a curveball from the language, throwing off that common "add an 's' or 'es' for plural" rule. But, English is full of exceptions! This is due to its rich history, absorbing words from different languages. So, next time you spot a group of deer in the wild, remember - it's not "deers", but "deer"! That's your language tidbit for the day.
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