Reindeer

A reindeer, also known as a caribou in North America, is a large, hoofed mammal adapted to cold climates. Found in Arctic and subarctic regions, reindeer have thick fur, wide hooves for walking on snow, and both males and females grow antlers. They migrate in large herds and are essential to Indigenous cultures for transport, food, and clothing.

🦌 Amidst the silent snowfall, reindeer gracefully navigate the wintry landscape, embodying the serene beauty and resilience of the season.