What is another word for Rangifer Arcticus?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈaŋɡɪfəɹ ˈɑːktɪkəs] (IPA) 
Rangifer Arcticus, commonly known as the reindeer or caribou, is a herbivorous mammal found in arctic and subarctic areas. The word Rangifer Arcticus is derived from the Latin word 'rangere', which means 'to roam', and 'arcticus', which pertains to the Arctic. Reindeer have several synonyms, depending on the region where they are found. In North America, they are referred to as caribou, while in Europe, they are commonly called reindeer. Other synonyms for Rangifer Arcticus include Arctic deer, tundra deer, and woodland caribou. Reindeer have cultural significance in many indigenous communities, and they play a vital role in the arctic ecosystem.
