Author: AmberO

Thursday 12th December
Walt: To write the final draft of a report.
Report on Reindeers.
What do they look like?
Reindeers have dark, chocolaty brown or lightish caramel and bushy fur. They also have beady black eyes and little or small black hooves. Over and under their chest, there is fluff. It is all down their legs and near their hooves and they can have long un-shaped antlers.
Where do they live?
Reindeer are normally found in Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, Russia, Mongolia and the Northern parts of China. They inhabit forests, frozen lands and grasslands in Canada and Alaska.
How long do they live?
Species of reindeers live up to 15 years of age or under, when they live in the wild because they can get attacked. There, their weight usually is 240pounds to 700pounds. They can be 4to5ft tall and their legs are up to 3ft long.
What do they eat?
Reindeers eat, while in the wild, lichen (a type of moss), grass and living plants.
How do they live?
These herbivores live in the wild on leaves, grass and dead plants. If they get attacked and their families aren't there, then they are just left to die, but if they are there, luckily they will survive.
What about their babies?
The reindeer babies are born in spring and they are little. Although they are little at first they grow quite fast. Also they feed on their mother’s milk.