Male reindeer don't have antlers in December, so Rudolph and the rest of Santa's sleigh crew must be female You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an ...

But one interpretation of the myth's origins is even stranger. As Live Science reported back in 2012, magic mushrooms may explain the origins of Santa and his flying reindeer.

Led by a reindeer named Rudolph, some might assume the sleigh-pullers that form the backbone of Santa Claus's mighty toy-distribution operation are all male. But they'd be wrong, according to Nova ...

According to popular belief, Santa's reindeer are all males, headed by the famous red-nosed Rudolph. They were first introduced in the poem "Twas the Night before Christmas" (1823) by Clement ...

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In popular culture, eight flying reindeer pull Santa’s sleigh as he delivers presents to children around the world on Christmas Eve. That scenario was first described in the 1820s by American ...

Andrew Hebda, a zoologist at the Nova Scotia Museum, says it's most likely that Rudolph, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and the rest of the team pulling Santa's sleigh are all female.

A would-be California Santa Claus needs some better reindeer. His sleigh, described by a witness as a type of go-kart with a parachute, had issues while he tried to deliver candy canes to kids in ...

This means reindeer don’t need to store body fat and unlike many other animals, they can find enough food to power their epic sleigh journey with Santa – helped along by the carrots people ...

DECATUR, Ill. (WCIA) — Santa Claus is flying into Decatur this weekend for a special appearance organized by the Decatur Park District. Except he’s arriving a little differently than how he ...