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Caribous are large, powerful animals that look a lot like what you might imagine if a deer went to the gym and grew a fancy set of antlers. They're covered in a thick coat to keep them warm in the icy cold environments where they live, and their color can range from dark brown to almost white.  \nOne of the coolest things about caribou is that both males and females grow antlers, unlike other deer species where only the boys get to show off their headgear.  \nSpeaking of where caribou live, have you ever wondered about their home? Caribou are native to the Arctic, Subarctic, tundra, boreal, and mountainous regions of northern North America, Siberia, and Europe. They are experts at surviving in cold climates and they love to munch on lichens, the small plants that grow in these icy lands. During the warmer seasons, they also eat leaves, flowers, and mushrooms.  \nLike us humans, caribou go through different stages in their life. A caribou's life begins when it's born in the spring, usually in May or June. By the time winter rolls around, caribou calves are all grown up and ready to face the harsh weather. They can live up to 15 years in the wild, which is pretty old for a large animal!  \nCaribou are not just important to the ecosystem, but they also have a special relationship with humans and other animals. To many indigenous peoples, caribou are a source of food, clothing, and tools, and they play a significant role in their culture and spirituality. As for other animals, wolves and bears are their main predators, but caribou can outrun them with their fast and efficient gallop. Isn't it amazing how all these connections come together in the life of a caribou?  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What do caribou love to munch on in icy lands?  \nA. Nuts and seeds B. Berries and fruits  \nC. Lichens D. Bark and twigs  \n2) When are caribou usually born?  \nA. In the spring, usually in May or June.  \nB. In the fall, usually in September or October.  \nC. In the summer, usually in July or August.  \nD. In the winter, usually in December or January.  \n3) What color can the coat of a caribou be?  \nA. Only light brown. B. From dark brown to almost white.  \nC. Only dark brown. D. Only white.  \n4) What do caribou like to eat during warmer seasons?  \nA. Grass, seeds, and berries B. Leaves, flowers, and mushrooms  \nC. Fish, plants, and small mammals D. Fruits, nuts, and insects  \n5) What is the relationship between caribou and indigenous peoples?  \nA. They are a source of entertainment.  \nB. They are pets for some tribes.  \nC. There is no relationship between them.  \nD. They are a source of food, clothing, and tools.  \n6) How old can caribou live up to in the wild?  \nA. 15 years B. 20 years C. 5 years D. 10 years  \n7) Can caribou outrun their main predators?  \nA. They hide from them instead of B. 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