Caribou make the world’s longest land migration — but face risks from Arctic development, a new study says

Animal migration is complicated.

By Melody Schreiber November 19, 2019
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Caribou and reindeer travel the longest distance while migrating on land, a new study shows. But they don’t move the most throughout the year; that distinction goes to gray wolves.

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