驯鹿十二个月的历程（The reindeer are twelve months old）.doc

驯鹿十二个月的历程（The reindeer are twelve months old） The twelve months of the reindeer A prologue. In northern Canada, more than a million reindeer are on a never-ending migration. Driven by maternal love each year, the female deer will lead a huge herd of deer to trek between the wintering and breeding areas, which can be as long as 5,000 kilometers, for years. It was a great ode to motherly love, and the whole trip was fraught with peril. In the face of nature and evil wolves, they continue to play a dance of life and death. In early December, the reindeers winter zone is in the forests of northern Canada. At this time with some female reindeer antlers, has eight weeks pregnant, in the reindeer matriarchal society, female deer looking the highly respected, they led the deer back-and-forth movement between the wintering area and centered. A female deer with a high age will experience a dozen migrations throughout her life, perhaps the last journey of her life. Under her mothers guidance, the deer soon became familiar with the migratory route. The antlers disappear in the winter, and they obey the females command, and in the years to come, these young females will take on the task of leading the herd. Nine main herds of deer are distributed across the vast wilderness of North America. Most of the time of the year, they both live in the wild on the tundra, it is called a tundra, but in winter, they will migrate to the northern edge of the forest land area, it is about the size of distribution of wasteland is the area of France. In our impressions, this wilderness is the largest, and its easy to feel like the last human being on earth. But to really appreciate the vast expanse of land, its still very difficult, and the search for 250,000 caribou is like looking for a needle in a haystack. The bird s-eye view is the only way. Competition second. The wintering area left a trail of reindeer. But the land is so vast that it often finds only a small part of the reindeer, and the