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a male can get up to 400 lbs and a female can grow up to 180-260 lbs :)
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How much can a baby woodland caribou weigh up to?
Woodland caribou babies weigh 12 pounds at birth.
What animal name rhymes with you?
gnu, ewe, caribou, kinkajou
What animals eat tufted saxifrage?
The only animal I found was the Arctic Hare.
What eats caribous?
Golden Eagles prey on calves. Wolverines, brown bears, polar bears and wolves all prey on grown caribou. Wolves are the commonest predator of caribou.
What animals birds insects etc eat lichens?
Both mountain goats and caribou eat lichens.
Are caribou microscopes?
No,caribouare not microscopic, because caribou is type of reindeer it big animal.
How do you draw a caribou?
=Look it up on Google Or ask and typ in how do you draw a caribou=
How old can caribou get?
A caribou can live from the age of 6 up to 13, depending on how healthy the herd is.
How big can a caribou grow?
twice the size of an average elaphant
Why does a caribou have a good sense of hearing?
A caribou has a good sense of hearing to make it harder for a predator to sneak up on it.
What is the Top running speed of a caribou?
At Full Speed a Male Caribou can reach up 80 km/h.
How much can a baby woodland caribou weigh up to?
Woodland caribou babies weigh 12 pounds at birth.
What is a caribou's cousin?
its the toe next to your big toe. Provided its been once removed !!!
What are caribou?
A large reindeer particular to North America.
Why do caribou calves have to be fast?
so they can catch up with their parents
How does a caribou reproduce?
Caribou calves are born out on the tundra in the spring and stick with their mothers--travelling long distances with them, avoiding predators, sticking with the caribou herd and suckling from them--until they are about a year old. If female they are weaned but stay with the female caribou herd. If male, they are also weaned, but they go off and join the bachelor caribou herd that comprises of males young and old.
What is caribou species?
... A caribou.
