Why can Santa's reindeer fly?

Reindeer in real life can't fly, but Santa's reindeer is just endowed with legend.

About 2 million years ago, it was called the late Pleistocene in geology, and reindeer distributed in Eurasia was once one of the main foods for human beings. At that time, humans mainly absorbed nutrition by hunting reindeer, which lasted for thousands of years.

Therefore, human ancestors have always regarded deer as sacred and endowed them with many beautiful myths and legends. The same is true in the West. They let deer pull carts for Santa Claus and give presents to children.

Santa's Reindeer: Rudolph with Red Nose

Dolph is the only reindeer with a big red nose in the world. People naturally call it rudolph the red-nosed reindeer. Rudolph was very embarrassed about his unique nose. Other reindeer laughed at it, even their parents and brothers were laughed at for it.

One Christmas Eve, Santa Claus is preparing to drive four strong reindeer to give presents to children. At this time, a dense fog enveloped the earth. Santa knows it's impossible to find a chimney in this weather.

Suddenly, Rudolph appeared, and his red nose was brighter than before. Santa immediately realized that his problem was solved. He led Rudolph to the front of the sled, put on the reins, and then sat in by himself. They set off.