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No they live in Northern Europe, northern Russia and the northernmost parts of North America where they’re known as Caribou. There are also populations on the island of Svalbard and on South Georgia in the south Atlantic, but that is an introduced population. They aren’t going extinct and are commercially herded in Norway/Finland/Sweden by the Sami people.
