Caribou have a winter diet that consists primarily of lichens, particularly reindeer moss. At other times when available, the leaves of willow and birch as well as grasses and sedges will be on their menu. It has been reported that they may eat bird eggs, arctic char or even lemmings, and this, if true, represents a big departure from their herbivorous eating habits. They are, after all, ruminants like cows and deer. A link can be found below.
Caribous eat moss
What does the Caribou eat?
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NO. Caribou are herbivores, not carnivores, which means they eat plants, not animals.
No, caribous are herbivorous, and so do not eat meat. They are certainly not cannibalistic
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No. Caribou are herbivorous creatures which mean they only eat plants, not other animals.
The Dene people traditionally eat a variety of foods including meat from hunting (such as caribou, moose, and fish), berries, roots, and plants. They also incorporate modern foods into their diet like store-bought items.
No, they are strictly carnivores and eat no plants.
Caribou eat plants which make them herbivores.
Yes, it's likely that they do. If caribou like it, so will the muskoxen.
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