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So, yes, it is a deer. Because caribou are a type of deer.
It would be like seeing a photo of a pigeon that someone called a "bird", and saying "that's not a bird, it's a pigeon".
except when people say deer they mean a generic deer, they don't mean reindeer, they don't mean elk, they don't mean moose.
it's like someone saying "i hit a bird last night" when they hit a fucking ostrich