Arctic Nomads: The Reindeer of the Fjord

During our May Nat Geo expedition, we spotted Svalbard reindeer grazing along a remote Arctic fjord ❄️🦌. With their thick coats and compact frames, they looked right at home—shaped by the cold, carved by the wind.

We captured both photos and a video, including a stunning moment where the reindeer ran alongside wind-blown snow, the powder swirling low across the ground like a breath of the Arctic itself. It was wild, cinematic, and unforgettable.

Fun Fact: These reindeer are endemic to Svalbard and often roam coastal fjords during the short Arctic spring, foraging on thawed patches of lichen and moss. Both males and females grow antlers, and their short legs help them conserve warmth and stay nimble on rocky terrain.

A fleeting moment of grace, framed by snow and silence.
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