Caribou, also known as reindeer, are large mammals. You can find them living in areas of Europe, Asia, North America, and Greenland. The most common misconception is that caribou and reindeer are two ...

The pause applies to new logging investments in the Revelstoke-Shuswap region, where the Columbia North caribou herd is ...

Six years after the last wild caribou in the Lower 48 was relocated to Canada, conservationists and Inland Northwest tribes ...

Using their wide hooves, caribou can travel on top of deep snow and reach lichen hanging off trees in places few predators can reach. But as their forested habitat becomes more fragmented ...

Woodland caribou are a subspecies, distinct from their tundra counterparts by larger hooves that allow them to snowshoe over deep snowpack. They live in smaller herds and migrate vertically ...

The camera zooms in on piles of fur, with antlers and hooves scattering the path. It's difficult to count exactly how many dead caribou are on the ground just by looking at the footage.

Though today they seem to be everywhere, moose haven't always been here. Legend has it they were introduced in 1904 to serve as a food animal in a place with few other local sources of meat. The truth ...