Here are some common facts about these majestic creatures. Reindeer live in the Arctic tundra and the boreal forests of northern Europe, Canada, and Alaska. They first arrived in Alaska by boat in ...

Reindeer also travel, feed, and rest together in the wild, sometimes forming super-herds of up to 500,000 animals. Tundra ...

Swells of Siberian tundra roll north toward the Arctic Ocean; a reindeer herd grazes on a distant crest. It’s mid-July, and the group of Nenets herders that Yuri leads are about halfway through ...

Several hundred reindeer are kept in the area ... But everything is not okay on the remote tundra. The traditional Nenets way of living is under mounting pressure from regional authorities ...

Way up in the far northwest of the Russian Tundra lies the picturesque village of Krasnoschchelye. Its inhabitants, indigenous Sami people, live from the ancient tradition of reindeer husbandry.

In the northern tundra mammals such as reindeer, lemmings, Arctic hares, Arctic foxes, and polar bears can be found, as well as many bird species including snowy owls, and ptarmigans. Several ...