Siberian Reindeer’s Winter March
Siberian reindeer make winter look easy. As temperatures plummet to minus 40 degrees, these hardy animals trek across vast stretches of tundra and frozen forests. Their migration routes cover hundreds of miles of the harshest terrain on Earth. Their secret? Special adaptations include hollow hair that traps air for extra insulation and broad hooves that act like natural snowshoes. The indigenous Evenki people still follow these reindeer herds today, maintaining a centuries-old relationship.