Reindeer Christmas superstition Tradition Racing behavior (DM)
Reindeer, besides Rudolph and his red nose and their skills as the sleigh pullers for Santa, what do you know about reindeer? From reflective safety antlers to actual red-nose reindeer, here are the most bizarre things and surprises about reindeer you want to know!
#9 Santa’s Reindeers Gender Exposed
#10 Non-Freezing Powers!
#8 The Finnish Wins The Pizza!
#7 UV-Ray Vision
#6 The Santa’s Sleigh And Other Theories
When thinking of Santa claus, what comes to mind? Typically, besides the presents he brings, you think of the reindeer pulling his sled. Reindeer also have other names. In North America, they are called caribou. And, who came up with the idea that Santa had reindeer? In artic regions, Since they were among the first animals to be domesticated and are so strong as to pull their own weight, they are perfect animals to carry all the presents for Santa.
#5 Antler Decorations
#4 Reindeer Can Fly!
As children we have been told the story of Santa and his reindeer flying to deliver presents through the chimney. And where did that story come from? Besides reindeer being used to pull the sleigh, according to historians, people in the artic and Siberian regions as well as reindeer like to eat hallucinogenic mushrooms called amanita muscaria, so they all can fly…. The mushroom was often given as a winter solstice gift and coveted by all! But how about Santa entering via the chimney? There is an explanation too. The winter was so strong that the snow would block doors and windows. so often people had to enter through an opening in the roof… mystery solved!!! Flying reindeer and chimney entering, verified!
#3 Race Winners
#2 Unique Measure Of Distance
#11 The Red-Nose, Mystery!!!
Do you ever listen to Christmas music? Even when walking at the mall we hear the Rudolph the red nose reindeer song playing somewhere as you shop around, and why does he have a red nose? The invention of the character in 1939 was a marketing campaign for a department store in Chicago. But what inspired the author? Studies now reveal that actually there are reindeer with red noses. Some reindeer have more densely packed blood vessels near the surface of the skin of the nose than others. The vessels serve to regulate body temperature in the freezing artic environment, and that’s why its red. Another study suggest that Rudolph actually had parasites on his mucosal passages…. I think he probably had a pimple…. What’s your theory?
#1 The Necessary Licking
The material credited in the link below was used, some with modifications, with rights provided per the publishing of said material under a CC-BY license. A material list and all attributions will be found there.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1QuqXx2Y5jafUcaMGqPVUNFyQGervQzyz
#9 Santa’s Reindeers Gender Exposed
#10 Non-Freezing Powers!
#8 The Finnish Wins The Pizza!
#7 UV-Ray Vision
#6 The Santa’s Sleigh And Other Theories
When thinking of Santa claus, what comes to mind? Typically, besides the presents he brings, you think of the reindeer pulling his sled. Reindeer also have other names. In North America, they are called caribou. And, who came up with the idea that Santa had reindeer? In artic regions, Since they were among the first animals to be domesticated and are so strong as to pull their own weight, they are perfect animals to carry all the presents for Santa.
#5 Antler Decorations
#4 Reindeer Can Fly!
As children we have been told the story of Santa and his reindeer flying to deliver presents through the chimney. And where did that story come from? Besides reindeer being used to pull the sleigh, according to historians, people in the artic and Siberian regions as well as reindeer like to eat hallucinogenic mushrooms called amanita muscaria, so they all can fly…. The mushroom was often given as a winter solstice gift and coveted by all! But how about Santa entering via the chimney? There is an explanation too. The winter was so strong that the snow would block doors and windows. so often people had to enter through an opening in the roof… mystery solved!!! Flying reindeer and chimney entering, verified!
#3 Race Winners
#2 Unique Measure Of Distance
#11 The Red-Nose, Mystery!!!
Do you ever listen to Christmas music? Even when walking at the mall we hear the Rudolph the red nose reindeer song playing somewhere as you shop around, and why does he have a red nose? The invention of the character in 1939 was a marketing campaign for a department store in Chicago. But what inspired the author? Studies now reveal that actually there are reindeer with red noses. Some reindeer have more densely packed blood vessels near the surface of the skin of the nose than others. The vessels serve to regulate body temperature in the freezing artic environment, and that’s why its red. Another study suggest that Rudolph actually had parasites on his mucosal passages…. I think he probably had a pimple…. What’s your theory?
#1 The Necessary Licking
The material credited in the link below was used, some with modifications, with rights provided per the publishing of said material under a CC-BY license. A material list and all attributions will be found there.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1QuqXx2Y5jafUcaMGqPVUNFyQGervQzyz