Woodland Caribou

The Woodland Caribou is a North American subspecies of the reindeer, and are the only deer in which male and females both have antlers during certain times of the year — though some females may have only one or none.

The Woodland Caribou is well-adapted to cold environments, with a compact body covered with a thick and long coat (thicker in winter than in summer). They have a large blunt muzzle, short wide ears, and a small tail. Adults have a brown to dark-brown coat in summer, becoming greyer in winter, and have a distinctive creamy-white neck, mane, shoulder stripe, underbelly, underside of the tail, and patch above each hoof.

Age 3+ | 4.7"L x 4.3"H