Sentence examples for be a caribou from inspiring English sources

If there was not that party tip, there would not be a "Caribou Lou" and would not have a gold record.

What is desperately needed is a caribou strategy designed to solve the problem faster than it is being created.

But if a date doesn't recognize that the lamp base is a caribou's hoof and isn't sure that the golden-haired feline next to the television is a bobcat and can't tell a moose from an elk, he said, the relationship isn't going to last.

Now his goal is a caribou that scores in the 400s.

The animal pictured, standing near a Prudhoe Bay oil pipeline, was a wild caribou, part of the Central Arctic herd, which has not been found on the peninsula.

The memorial is a bronze caribou, the emblem of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment, standing atop a cairn of Newfoundland granite facing the former foe with head thrown high in defiance.

There doesn't seem to be a booth for fried caribou on a stick, but maybe pork is similar enough.

Governor and Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin was called a "Caribou Barbie".

There's a concern that caribou herds may munch on vegetation that grows on the top of tailings ponds, which could result in the bioaccumulation of heavy metals in the food chain if the same animals are consumed.

The only ethnographic groups who come close to such patterns historically were all caribou hunters, a perspective consistent with the idea these groups regularly exploited that resource.

Action: Implement measures to protect boreal woodland caribou Description: Boreal woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) are a biodiversity indicator for the entire boreal forest, which is essential to help sequester carbon, regulate climate and for biodiversity.