Do caribou have to live in grassland?

Answer 1

Caribou do not reside in a desert of any kind. The conditions of a hot desert are too strenuous since it has a shaggy coat, there is extreme heat, little plant life flourishes in a desert, and since there is little water. Additionally, a caribou cannot live in a cold desert such as in the Arctic. Again there are unfavorable conditions as the cold is too extreme, there is no vegetation, and water is scarce in a liquid form.

Answer 2

No. Most caribou are found on or very near to the Arctic tundra, depending on the season. An endangered species of Woodland caribou are found in the montane regions, but they don't live on the rocky slopes where the mountain goats and bighorn sheep reside most of the time.

Answer 3

Caribou are found in the Tundra and Sub-boreal areas of the Arctic and below the Arctic Circle.

Answer 4

Yes. They can be found in Alaska and sometimes the northern states such a montanna.

Answer 5

Yes, though they are not called reindeer in Europe: they are called Reindeer instead. Reindeer are found primarily in the European countries of Russia, Finland, Norway, and Sweden.

Answer 6

No, caribou do not live in Africa.