Royal Reindeer

Timothy Vukosic and Lauren Clark

Front Cover ************************* 1Table of Contents ***************** 2Appearance **********************3Diet ****************************4Habitat **********************5Lift Cycle ******************6Fun Facts ****************7Glossary ***************8

Table of Contents

A reindeer’s appearance is very unique. A reindeer weight is between 400 pound’s to 700 pound’s. Reindeer are three feet to four feet tall. A reindeer fur is brown to keep warm. Reindeer fur is brown with white patches on the neck, rump, and feet. A reindeer’s hooves help the reindeer dig for food and so it doesn’t starve to death. The hooves from the reindeer’s change in the seasons. They are big and soft in the summer hard in the winter. A reindeer hooves are filled with air. They keep the reindeer afloat in the winter when they swim. A reindeer appearance is so very awesome to help them keep warm in the Artic.

Appearance

The reindeer has a special polar diet . A reindeer is an omnivore . An omnivore is a plant eater and meat eater . Reindeer’s eat grass, lichen, flower’s mushrooms' in the winter . My polar animal has predator’s ! It is a grizzly bear, arctic wolver brown polar bear’s and wolverine's and people hunt reindeer too. The reindeer has a very interesting polar diet.

Diet

Polar animals habitat’s are usually found in the coldest parts of the world. Reindeer live in the Arctic. In the Arctic reindeer live in the tundra of Russia, Alaska, Canada and Greenland. In warm weather reindeer may climb into the mountains. Reindeer live in the frigid parts of the Arctic. A tundra is a treeless place.

Habitat

The life cycle of a reindeer is interesting. A reindeer baby is called a calf. They have two stubs of antlers. Babies do not have spots. They live for 12-15 years. This is the life of cycle of the reindeer.

Life Cycle

.Reindeer can run 50 miles an hour .Both mail and female have antlers .Sami (reindeer) have 400 different names

Fun Facts

Lichens**************PlantCalf**************A Baby ReindeerSami**************Reindeer Herds

Glossary