Study Shows Science Behind Rudolph’s Red Nose

Mashable 2014-07-29

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A new study from the Erasmus Medical Center shows that reindeer have an increased number of capillaries in their nose. The increased blood flow causes their noses to be more red than humans and also helps maintain internal body temperature.

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