Reindeer's brown fur turns white and gray when they migrate in fall.
reindeer's thick fur keeps them warm in the snow. for food, it is a battle and thats why reindeers are threatened
Yes they are sadly :'(((
Caribou and Reindeer would serve as food (the meat) and fur (the coat) in Alaska.
Reindeer survive by eating lichen off of dead logs and rocks. If there isn't above ground, they dig it up with their massive antlers.
Like all deer, reindeer(or caribou) grow a longer pelt in winter. Being from a bitter cold climate, their coat is longer than white tail or mule deer.
They just stand around and don't really doanything but you can brush their fur and sell it for quite a lot of coins.
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Reindeer are quadrupedal mammals that are native to North America, northern Europe, and Siberia. In most reindeer populations, both males and females grow antlers. Antlers typically have lower and upper points. Fur color varies considerably amongst populations and according to the season.
The warmest type of fur for a person to wear would be that of any arctic animal, such as a reindeer. this is because the fur is specialized to retain as much heat as possible, having things like hollow hairs to prevent convection and having especially closely-spaced hairs to allow for a maximum thickness of the fur, as the thicker the fur is, the better it will be at retaining heat.
Reindeer have a thick coat of fur to help them endure the cold climates that they live in. Also, the males have large antlers for protection and dominance.
Reindeer probably cannot survive in warm climates because all there food sources only grow in cold climates. Also, each individual hair on a reindeer's back are hollow and trap air to keep them cool. If the hair traps hot air, the reindeer will overheat. But there's always the possibility that the reindeer will adapt to the warmer climates and change there diet :D