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Reindeer
When people hear reindeer, naturally they think of Rudolph and Santa. With the scientific name Rangifer tarandus, reindeer are actually the same species as the caribou, both being acceptable names. Questions about reindeers, their habits and habitats should be placed here.
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Among 9 reindeer of santa which 2 are twins?
Yes Dancer and Prancer. Their mother loved plays and of course named them after some dance moves.
What was the names of Santa's real reindeers?
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vicson, Comet, Cupid, Donder and Blitzen
and don't forget Roldolph
What mountains in Canada are named for Santa's reindeer?
It appears that 8 reindeer are commemorated by having mountains named after them. See the link.
How do you spell reindeer in French?
the names of Santa's reindeer in french are:
* Tornade (Dasher) - Le plus rapide. * Danseur (Dancer) - La plus gracieuse. * Furie (Prancer) - Le plus puissant. * Fringant (Vixen) - Belle et puissante. * Cométe (Comet) - Il apporte le bonheur aux enfants. * Cupidon (Cupid) - Elle amène l'amour aux enfants. * Tonnerre (Donner) - * Éclair (Blitzen) - Elle apporte la lumière (Elle est souvent considérée comme un mâle) - sourceWikipedia(en francais)
What country has the most reindeer?
The highest reindeer populations are spread out across multiple countries in Northern Europe and some of Asia, such as Norway, Russia, Greenland, Mongolia and China.
Are Santa's reindeer listed from front of sleigh to back?
Why, Rudolph, of course, with his shiny red nose.
In the cartoon Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer what was the abominable snowmans name?
The name of the snowman from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is Sam.
Reindeer in Norway migrate from the forest where they spend the winters forraging for lichen and mosses beneath up to four feet of snow. In early spring, when the snow begins to melt - especially close to rivers and tarns, where new grasses provide protein rich foods - mosquitos, warble flies and a host of other insects emerge. Warble flies bore into the reindeers' skin and lay their eggs there. In the early spring, the larvae begin to hatch - which is extremely painful. These, together with all the other insects drive the reindeer to distraction and that is when they begin to migrate to the mountains and the northern coast of Norway. In the autumn, after the rut, the reindeer migrate back to the forests for the winter. The Sami reindeer herders are only semi-nomadic. Most do not own reindeer and live in the cities and towns. Those that do travel in groups with their herds, which are driven along specific routes to avoid congestion.
most likely, for:
food
the skin of the animals to waer(GROSS) and decrorate(NASTY)
just to kill
to brag about
sell meat
or bcasue it has a diesease and might infect all other carbou
How much do reindeer eat in a day?
It eats 12 pounds a day. That's why they weigh to seven hundred pounds.
What is the name of the tenth reindeer?
Olive... as in "Olive the other reindeer" who used to torment Rudolph
What is the poem that named the reindeer?
You know Dasher, and Dancer,
And Prancer, and Vixen.
Comet, and Cupid,
And Donner and Blitzen.
But do you recall the most famous reindeer of all???
Chorus
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer,
Had a very shiny nose.
And if u ever saw it,
U would even say it glows.
All of the other reindeer,
Used to laugh and call him names.
And they never let poor Rudolph,
Join in any reindeer games.
Then one foggy Christamas eve,
Santa came to say.
"Rudolph with your nose so bright
Wont you guide my sleigh tonight."
Then how the reindeer loved him,
As they shouted out with glee.
"Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer,
You'll go down in history."
(Repeat from the Chorus)
How do you make a reindeer dragon?
The reindeer dragon is a seasonal dragon that is only available around the winter holidays.
The most effective method of breeding a reindeer dragon is a seaweed dragon (lv 10 left) and a snow dragon (lv 10 right). This has about a 13% success rate.
The egg is light green with a dark green ribbon and a piece of mistletoe. It takes 5 hours to hatch.
Where are reindeer most commonly found?
reindeer are found in the artic regions they are also found in north america where they are known as caribou
What sort of things do larvae eat?
A larva (plural form larvae) is a juvenile form of animal with indirect development, undergoing metamorphosis (for example, insects or amphibians). The larva can look completely different from the adult form, for example, a caterpillar differs from a butterfly. Caterpillars, for instance, eat leaves voraciously. Tadpoles (that become frogs when adult) love... lettuce! Hope this helps!
It's not Rudolph for sure! Because in the line 'And all of the other reindeers used to call him names.' If you have a book with the song of lyrics go get it. Read on several pages before the last and you'll see or go on the lyric page and see. I estiment it is Dasher. For more inform go to a Santa site.
Does baby reindeer have antlers?
No, the antlers do not fully grow until they reach maturity.
but they have two lumps for that.
How many hooves does Santa's reindeer have?
The question is unclear as many people use "hoof" differently. Some use it to mean the entire foot, while others use it to mean just the toes. Reindeer have 2 large toes and 2 small toes on each foot.
If you are using "hooves" to mean feet, they each have four, just as any other reindeer would. Total, that's 32 hooves, unless you count Rudolph, which would make it 36.
If you mean hoof as a modified nail at the end of a toe, then if you count Rudolph, then there would be 144 hooves.. Reindeer have four toes on each foot, and each toe ends in a nail. Thus each reindeer has 16 hooves. The only animals which have only four hooves per animal are equines, who have only one toe per foot.
Who made up roudolph the red nosed reindeer?
The story of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", was created by Robert Lewis May in 1939 as part of his job with Montgomery Ward. It was adapted into a song in 1948 by Johnny Marks.
