Caribou live in the North Woods or Taiga during the Winter and migrate to the Tundra during the summer. They have their calves on the Tundra.
Caribou migrate to wooded areas
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no they dont. but in the spring and summer they hunt caribou!
Ungulates such as caribou must constantly browse, or forage, for their sustenance.
Nothing. They are cold weather animals.
No they don't because that is when people go hunting for them!
Some time in the winter P.S. it is moose
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The Snowy Owl The Arctic Fox The Caribou
Yes, and don't let those scientists fool you, caribou just a French-Canadian name for reindeer. They are not different species, reindeer and caribou should be called "reindeer". Caribou are wild reindeer (see Wikipedia).
Frank L. Miller has written: 'Biology of the Kaminuriak population of barren-ground caribou' -- subject(s): Barren grounds caribou, Caribou 'Late winter absence of caribou on Prince of Wales, Russell, and Somerset islands, Northwest Territories, April-May 1996'
They eat fish,birds,rabbits,squirrels,caribou,moose,deer,elk and sometimes bears(rare)
Yes, the Alaska Pipeline effected the migrating caribou. The caribou now make it a point to hang around the pipeline while giving birth and also in the winter due to the pipeline providing a warmth that they didn't have before. The Trans Alaska Pipeline had a very positive effect on the caribou.
To dig under the snow in order to uncover moss to eat during winter.