A herd of woodland caribou is a majestic sight to behold. They have large, branching antlers that they use to forage for food and to fight off predators. Their coats are thick and grayish-brown, providing insulation against the cold, northern climate. They move in a coordinated and graceful manner, their hooves clicking softly against the ground as they walk. The sound of their breathing and their snorts can be heard as they graze on the vegetation around them.