caribou
/kɑriˈbuː/Definitions
1. noun
A large wild or domesticated bovid of the genus Rangifer, native to the Arctic regions, having long, dark brown to brownish-gray fur, and a distinctive set of antlers in males.
“The caribou migration is a spectacular natural event, attracting thousands of tourists each year.”
2. noun
A person who is native to, or lives in, an area where caribou are found.
“The local caribou helped the researchers navigate the treacherous terrain.”