Tis the season of the reindeer. After all, it’s hard to not notice them at this time of year. They make appearances in holiday movies, or on holiday greeting cards, and sometimes they are seen in ...

Maeve was introduced to Bean, the zoo's other caribou, last weekend, and the two caribou are said to get along well.

ETYMOLOGY: The word caribou comes from French explorers of eastern North America who derived it from the Micmac Indian term xalibu, meaning the “one who paws.” This is a reference to the caribou's ...

These female caribou — part of North America's largest herd — travel from the boreal forest of Quebec to the tundra in Nunavik to give birth, averaging about 20 kilometres a day. The females ...

University of Alberta research offers new guidance that can help recover habitat for woodland caribou in forests across the ...

Caribou is also the only species in the deer ... Alternatively, elk live in forests and meadows in North America, eastern Asia, and have now been introduced to various other mountainous regions ...

Over the decades, most collared caribou spend summers north of the river and winters south of it, though in five years since 2016, fewer than half of the collared animals went that far south in ...

Recognized as one of North America’s top freshwater dive destinations ... the Slates are home to Ontario’s largest concentration of woodland caribou—descendants of an early 1900s herd ...