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anythink\n\nDA  \n# Animals ofthe Tundra\n\nCaribouof the Tundra  \nBy Amy B.Rogers  \nPublished in 2018 by  \nKidHaven Publishing,an Imprint of Greenhaven Publishing,LLC  \n3533rd Avenue  \nSuite 255  \nNew York,NY 10010  \nCopyright ◎2018 KidHaven Publishing,an Imprint of Greenhaven Publishing,LLC.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission inwriting from the publisher,except by a reviewer.  \nDesigner:Deanna Paternostro  \nEditor:Vanessa Oswald  \nPhoto credits:Cover Josef Pittner/Shutterstock.com;p.5 Dmitry Chulov/Shutterstock.com;pp.7,  \n15,19 Sergey Krasnoshchokov/Shutterstock.com;p.9 Terence Mendoza/Shutterstock.com;p.11 Vladimir Wrangel/Shutterstock.com;p.13 franco lucato/Shutterstock.com;p.17 seafarer/Shutterstock.com;p.21(top),back cover Mario7/Shutterstock.com;p.21(bottom)BlueOrangeStudio/Shutterstock.com.  \n# Cataloging-in-Publication Data\n\nNames:Rogers,Amy B.  \nTitle:Caribou of the tundra/Amy B.Rogers.  \nDescription:New York:KidHaven Publishing,2018.|Series:Animals of the tundra |Includesindex.  \nIdentifiers:ISBN 9781534522299(pbk.)|9781534522237(library bound)|ISBN 9781534522183(6pack)|ISBN 9781534522190(ebook)  \nSubjects:LCSH:Caribou-Juvenile literature.  \nClassification:LCC QL737.U55 R642018|DDC 599.65'8-dc23  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \nCPSIA compliance information:Botch BS17KL:For further information contact Greenhaven Publishing LC,New York,New York at 1-844-317-7404.  \nPlease visit our website,www.greenhavenpublishing.com.For a free color catalog of all ourhigh-quality books,cal toll free 1-844-317-7404 or fax 1-844-317-7405.  \n3.  \nContents  \nCool Caribou…..…  …4Finding Food with the Herd…12Caribou Families……………16Hunters of Caribou…………18Glossary.22  \nFor More Information…………23Index..24  \n# Cool Caribou\n\nCaribou is the name given towild reindeer in North America.They can be found in the  \ntundra,which is a flat,treelessplace with frozen ground.They 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