caribou 的定义
plural car·i·bous, car·i·bou.
- any of several large, North American deer of the genus Rangifer, related to the reindeer of the Old World.
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- Grizzly bears, caribou, wolves, moose, and Dall sheep all call Denali home.
- To this day, local Inupiat people can be seen hunting caribou during the animals’ yearly migration through Kobuk.
- Established in 1980 to protect the Brooks Range and hundreds of miles of caribou migration lands, the park remains truly wild to this day—no services, no roads, and no trails.
- The Gwich’in Nation relies on those caribou, and other natural resources in ANWR, to support their way of life.
- ANWR also provides calving grounds for one of the largest remaining herds of caribou.
- If you're weird and running for office there, the best place to start seems to be Caribou County.
- Caribou antlers protrude from the wood paneling on the walls with hollow gift-wrapped presents dangling from the dried bone.
- I sent him some caribou jerky from Alaska to help keep up his strength on the Senate floor.
- Palin, who touts her caribou-hunting heritage, also tweeted, "Don't retreat, RELOAD!"
- Caribou Island: A Novel The acclaimed author of the short-story collection Legends of a Suicide returns with his debut novel.
- Many of them had settled here after mining at the Caribou field and other places on the Frazer River.
- Fortunately the wind was blowing from the caribou's direction, and without scenting danger he trotted briskly along the trail.
- Uncle Will fired again and with better effect, for the caribou stopped and wavered.
- The new-comers gathered around the caribou and plied the successful hunters with questions.
- Fust I knew them geysers begun for to groan egregious like, an' I seen the caribou gallopin' hell-bent south.