What animal has antlers and is small?

There isn't really a small animal that has antlers in the traditional sense. Antlers are large, bony structures that are usually found on larger animals.

Here's why:

* Size and Weight: Antlers are heavy and require significant energy to grow and maintain. Smaller animals wouldn't have the necessary resources to support such large structures.

* Purpose: Antlers are primarily used for display, fighting, and attracting mates. These purposes are less relevant for smaller animals.

* Evolution: Antlers have evolved in specific groups of animals like deer and elk, adapting to their environment and needs.

However, some smaller animals have similar structures:

* Reindeer: Reindeer are the smallest species of deer, and both males and females have antlers.

* Pronghorn Antelope: While technically not antlers, pronghorn have horns that are branched and resemble antlers. They are a bit smaller than deer.

So, while there's no truly "small" animal with antlers, there are some smaller species with similar structures that serve similar functions.