What is another word for migratory woodland caribou?
Pronunciation: [ma͡ɪɡɹˈatəɹˌi wˈʊdlənd kˈaɹɪbˌuː] (IPA) 
The migratory woodland caribou, also known as the boreal woodland caribou, is a subspecies of the North American caribou. It is known for its migratory nature, as these large mammals travel great distances in search of food and favorable habitats throughout the year. Some synonyms for the migratory woodland caribou include the northern woodland caribou, the woodland caribou of Canada, and the boreal caribou. Additionally, they are also referred to as reindeer in some parts of the world, particularly in Scandinavia and Russia. Despite their various names, these majestic animals are facing significant threats to their populations due to habitat loss, climate change, and hunting, among others.
