The New York Queens Zoo celebrated the birth of a Southern pudu deer in July of 2013. The doe is a member of the world’s smallest deer species and tipped the scale of a mere 0.45 kg. Compared to the size of an average whitetail deer which typically weighs in between 4 and 8 pounds at birth, the pudu fawn is tiny. The pudu deer enjoys a diet of leaves and grain and is an endangered species found primarily in Chile and Argentina. When danger is present, the deer can be heard making a noise similar to a bark before jumping, springing, or climbing to safety. Given that one kilogram is approximately equal to 2.2 pounds, about how many pounds did the pudu weigh at birth?