In greening Arctic, caribou and muskoxen play key role: Study links grazing with plant phenology and abundance
The story of Arctic greening has overlooked some main characters. At center stage are climate change and warming temperatures ...
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Caribou vs Elk: 8 Main Differences Explained
Elk and caribou are sometimes known to migrate during the winter months. Both types of animal give birth to one calf at a ...
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Baby bison bonds with herd in Washington
A baby bison has bonded with the herd in Washington. Footage shows the newest Northwest Trek Wildlife Park member staying close to its protective parent on 8. The charming bison calf, with its ...
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Caribou May Be Indirectly Affected by Sea-Ice Loss in the Arctic (1 of 3) (IMAGE)
Caption This is a female caribou and her calf near Kangerlussuaq, Greenland. Research led by Eric Post, a professor of biology at Penn State University, has linked an increasingly earlier plant ...
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More to Lose Than You Think when Sea Ice Is Lost (7 of 12) (IMAGE)
A female caribou is shown with a calf, Greenland. This image relates to a Review that appeared in the August 2, 2013, issue of Science, published by AAAS. The paper, by Eric Post at Pennsylvania ...
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The Largest Caribou Herd in North America Is On the March
Watch in 360 as a herd of female caribou walk hundreds of kilometres north to have their calves in one of the most remote parts of northern Quebec. This is a woman's march of an altogether ...
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NATURAL HISTORY
Their territories range between 20 and 60 miles. BREEDING: Caribou are polygamous creatures with males defending up to 10 females with calves. Female caribou become sexually mature at three years of ...