American buffalo (bison) , is considered to be the largest terrestrial animal living in North America today. source
American buffalo (bison) , is considered to be the largest terrestrial animal living in North America today.
A male American buffalo (bison) can grow as high as six feet, as measured from its hoof to shoulder. source
A male American buffalo (bison) can grow as high as six feet, as measured from its hoof to shoulder.
American buffalo (bison) Despite its fearsome look, the American Bison is an obligate herbivore. Buffalos are prolific grazers, commonly dining on a wide variety of grasses, source
American buffalo (bison) Despite its fearsome look, the American Bison is an obligate herbivore. Buffalos are prolific grazers, commonly dining on a wide variety of grasses,
American buffalo (bison) can be found living in the plains, river valleys, and prairies across much of North America. source
American buffalo (bison) can be found living in the plains, river valleys, and prairies across much of North America.
About 200,000 American buffalo (bison) are alive, scattered across ranches and wildlife preserves. Many Bison are raised on large scales for their commercially viable meat-producing prospects. source
About 200,000 American buffalo (bison) are alive, scattered across ranches and wildlife preserves. Many Bison are raised on large scales for their commercially viable meat-producing prospects.
American buffalo (bison) rests during warms hours of the day, chewing its cud or wallowing in mud and dirt. It is often very active during early morning hours . source
American buffalo (bison) rests during warms hours of the day, chewing its cud or wallowing in mud and dirt. It is often very active during early morning hours .
Once a female American buffalo (bison) reaches between two and three years of age, they will be prepared to mate. source
Once a female American buffalo (bison) reaches between two and three years of age, they will be prepared to mate.
Males American buffalo (bison), on the other hand, may not ready to mate until as late as when they turn six years old. source
Males American buffalo (bison), on the other hand, may not ready to mate until as late as when they turn six years old.
The mating season of American buffalo (bison) starts in July and ends in September. source
The mating season of American buffalo (bison) starts in July and ends in September.
American buffalo (bison) is a large hoofed mammal (or ungulate) that inhabits the plains of the United States and Canada. source
American buffalo (bison) is a large hoofed mammal (or ungulate) that inhabits the plains of the United States and Canada.
American buffalo (bison) grow up to 2 metres tall (6.6 feet) and 3 metres long (10 feet). source
American buffalo (bison) grow up to 2 metres tall (6.6 feet) and 3 metres long (10 feet).
American buffalo (bison) weigh up to 400 kilograms (882 lb). source
American buffalo (bison) weigh up to 400 kilograms (882 lb).
The biggest American buffalo (bison) have weighed up to 1,133 kilograms (2,500 lb). source
The biggest American buffalo (bison) have weighed up to 1,133 kilograms (2,500 lb).
Males American buffalo (bison) are larger than females. source
Males American buffalo (bison) are larger than females.
The American buffalo(bison) once numbered over 65 million strong across almost the entire continent of North America. By the end of the 1800's their numbers were reduced to a few hundred. source
The American buffalo(bison) once numbered over 65 million strong across almost the entire continent of North America. By the end of the 1800's their numbers were reduced to a few hundred.
The American buffalo(bison); average Lifespan in the wild : 12 to 20 years source
The American buffalo(bison); average Lifespan in the wild : 12 to 20 years
