The World’s Smallest Reindeer Get Their Day in the Sun | Science
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Photographs by Morgan Heim Text by Cheryl Katz Perched on a snow-crusted hill in a glacier-flanked valley known as Reindalen, ecology graduate student Emma Djurberg looks like a modern-day Valkyrie on a quest. Long blond braids frame the scope at her eye as she searches for her target—a shaggy gray creature about the size of …
