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Another name for reindeer is caribou, which is what they are called in most of North America. Unlike other types of deer, all reindeer have antlers once they are old enough to grow them.
All kinds of reindeer grow and lose their antlers: for old males they fall off in December, for young males in early spring, and for females in the summer.
The only girl is Vixen. The rest are boys. Reindeer girls grow antlers too.
Both males and female reindeer grow antlers, being the only species of the family Cervidae that do so. Male reindeer shed their antlers at the beginning of winter, mid November to late December, while females do not shed their antlers until after delivering fawns in the spring.
reindeer are herbivores like all reindeer/caurabouA reindeer is a herbivore they only eat plants. They are also known as caribou in North America. Both genders grow antlers but males have bigger antlers.
No, the antlers do not fully grow until they reach maturity. but they have two lumps for that.
No, only male deer have antlers although it is extremely rare to have a female deer with antlers. ^^Actually, since all they are REINDEER, they all have antlers. Male and female. But, male reindeer drop their antlers in early winter, while females retain theirs until early spring. So ACTUALLY, all his reindeer are female.
yes all reindeer lose their antlers at this time of year and grow back round spring time
No. Female or cow moose never grow antlers to begin with, thus they cannot lose them if they cannot grow them.
Yes. When the antlers drop in the winter they begin growing back imediately.
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.
Reindeer also referred to as caribou live in North America. They are a type of deer that varies in color and size. Both sexes in most groups will grow antlers.