Schleich Reindeer

Reindeer are a species of deer that live in large herds in the colder regions of North America, Northern Europe, and Northern Asia. In the wild, they possess antlers similar to those of the Schleich Wild Life reindeer. They are the only deer species where females also have antlers. Another distinctive feature is their hooves, which are very wide and spread out while walking, producing a characteristic creaking or cracking sound. The fur of reindeer becomes lighter in winter, allowing the animals to blend in well with the snowy landscape.