4 Facts to Know About Reindeer

The video explores fascinating facts about reindeer, also known as caribou in North America. It explains their habitat in the tundra, their unique adaptations to cold climates, such as their hollow hooves and thick coats, and their impressive migration patterns, covering up to 5,000 kilometers annually. The video aims to enhance knowledge about these winter-ready animals, highlighting their ability to thrive in harsh, cold environments.

What is the main difference between the names 'caribou' and 'reindeer'?

• They refer to different species.

• They indicate different colors of the animal.

• They are used in different regions.

• They describe different sizes of the animal.

How do reindeer find food in the snowy tundra?

• They use their antlers to dig.

• They wait for the snow to melt.

• They rely on other animals to uncover food.

• They use their hooves to shovel snow.

What is unique about the reindeer's coat that helps them stay warm?

• It is made of feathers.

• It has two layers with hollow hairs.

• It changes color with the seasons.

• It is waterproof.

Why don't reindeer see their breath as much as humans do in the cold?

• Their breath is not warm.

• Their noses trap the heat.

• They breathe out less air.

• They have a special filter in their noses.

How far can some reindeer travel in a year?

• 1,000 kilometers

• 2,500 kilometers

• 5,000 kilometers

• 10,000 kilometers