Caribou

just because some people back then chose that

I think reindeers can run up to 40 miles per hour.

Prancer, dancer, comet, blitzen, dixton, roudaulf, ex....11 i think

Santa's Reindeer in alphabetical order:

• Blitzen
• Comet
• Cupid
• Dancer
• Dasher
• Donner
• Prancer
• Rudolph
• Vixen

It's been my experince that the first 2 weeks of November are the peak rut for Maryland. That has been when I've seen the most mating acitivity. Also, if you notice you see more deer struck on the roadways of the state during these 2 weeks. Keep in mind a good cold snap helps to get does ready for breeding.

A caribou is a member of the deer family (which are mammals and vertebrates) and is the only type of deer that live in the northernmost reaches of the Earth. Caribou are also known as reindeer in European countries and as domesticated animals.

They can, but usually will not hunt them because they are too big for the cougar to kill by itself. They may find a dead one and feed off it or an injured one that they can kill. They will hunt and kill young ones, they are small enough for one cougar to kill.

im not sure but i no for a fact that wolves do

Deer breed one time a year and they only give birth one time a year!

yes

Yes there are. Introduced on little st Simons island Georgia. My daughter just took a picture of one on st Simons island. Nice buck.

Anyway it wants to its about to be shot again

North American reindeer are commonly called caribou. Reindeer belongs to the family Cervidae of the order Artiodactyla and are classified as Rangifer tarandus.

The mother deer taught her fawn how to survive in the forrest.

Deer have a four-chambered stomach.

the Japanese word for deer is...Shika......Deer=shika

Yes. Caribou are endothermic, able to maintain their own body temperature. They are mammals, and mammals and birds are endothermic. The term 'endothermic' is the biological term for an animal that is warm-blooded.

A female deer is called a doe.

An example sentence with this word is: The doe watched her newborn closely.

Another example sentence is: We fed the doe some food yesterday.

Wolves and (sometimes) polar bears prey on the muskox. The fox will scavenge on the carcass if it can, but it is too small to bring one down. Native peoples also hunt the muskox for food and for the coat it wears, and have done so for thousands of years. A link to the Wikipedia article on the muskox is supplied.

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They are called "bulls" while the females are called "cows", the same as bovine.

Ussally in Sept the little antler sparring starts and rubs are showing up and then in mid Oct , during Bow season the older does come and it continues into November and the younger does come into heat in Dec if they reach maturity. I find that the 1st - 15th of November is the best time to find yourself rattling and grunting in buck's in Susquehanna County. I've had many encounters with some nice buck's. There are time's to scout prior to then for staging area's, food sorce's, and bedding area's. Go out month's prior and do your home work and practice shooting. It will pay off come the magical time called the "rut". Remember this as well. For every dieheart deer hunter, there is a even more supportive spouce. I got that off of a hunting video, none the less it's 110% correct.

there is about 1,000,500,000 deers left in the Hull in tire world you want them to die everybody keeps killing them and eating them is there life have to die all they want to is live but people just keep on killing them so how are they going to live would like it if every body was killing you.So stop killing them they are living creatures for every body to watch them to enjoy.so stop killing them and enjoy them.

Caribou migrate south into the subarctic forests before the winters hit. The forests provide enough shelter to prevent the forest floor from being too heavily covered in snow like on the tundra, but still have enough snow to have to paw through to get to the dead grasses and lichens below. If the weather gets particularly nasty, they will huddle together warmth. Thankfully they also have their thick fur coats to keep them from freezing to death in temperatures that often dip well below -40 degrees Celcius.

One type of deer that live in the rainforest is the white-tailed deer. Red Brocket deer, or Brockets, are another type of deer living in the rainforest.