***About Caribou

***: Native to the northern regions of North America, Europe, and Asia, caribou are known for their migrations across the tundra. These majestic creatures are crucial to the ecosystems they inhabit and hold significant cultural value for various indigenous groups, particularly those in Canada. Adapted to cold environments, their thick fur and large hooves allow them to travel over snow and dig for food beneath the ice. Caribou are unique in that both males and females grow antlers, though the males typically shed theirs in winter, while females retain theirs until giving birth in the spring.

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