IPA: /ˈkærɪbuː/
KK: /ˈkærɪbu/
A large deer that lives in the northern parts of North America, known for its impressive antlers and migratory behavior.
During the winter, the caribou migrate to find food and warmer areas.
The word 'caribou' originates from the Mi'kmaq word 'qalipu', meaning 'the one who paws' or 'the one who digs'.
Imagine a large animal that 'digs' in the snow to find food — that's how you can remember that 'caribou' refers to this type of deer.