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Meanings of woodland caribou in anglès
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caribú Any of several large caribou living in coniferous forests of southern Canada; in some classifications included in the species Rangifer tarandus.
Usage of woodland caribou in anglès
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The woodland caribou is almost exterminated, but might be resuscitated.
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A woodland caribou is pictured in this undated handout photo from Idaho Fish and Game.
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I don't know the precise name of it, but I think it is a woodland caribou.
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This is especially important as boreal woodland caribou are territorially and federally listed as a threatened species.
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On rounding a point we saw a band of woodland caribou trot off the lake and enter the distant forest.
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The forestry companies will stop all logging immediately on 75 million acres to protect woodland caribou herds under pressure from development.
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This is our best and last chance to save woodland caribou in the boreal forest, said Richard Brooks of Greenpeace Canada.
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They only carried to camp the best parts with the skin, as the flesh of the woodland caribou is not much esteemed.
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The woodland caribou has been killed off to such an extent as to cause both Indians and wolves to die off with him.
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There are few meats in this imperfect earth to compare in flavor with that of the great, woodland caribou, monarch of the high park-lands.
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The three skins of the woodland caribou had made only a pair of jackets, instead of full hunting-shirts, and even these were pinched fits.
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In comparison with moose, wapiti, and other deer of North America, the Woodland caribou ranks third in size.
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In parts of these same northern forests lives another big member of the Deer family, Wanderhoof the Woodland Caribou.
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Of the three breeds, the Woodland caribou have the smallest horns, the Barren Ground the slenderest, while the Mountain caribou have the most massive.
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Woodland caribou in the Selkirk mountain range of British Columbia, Canada are shown in this handout photo released to Reuters November 29, 2011.