9.13.2011

American Bison

American Bison


Bison - click on the image below for more information.


  • An American bull with beautiful details
  • Great for play or collecting
  • Part of the Wild Life Series by Schleich
  • Hand painted, modeled from nature
  • For ages three and up

Bison


With a robust body, bison resemble cattle and have a shaggy brown coat. Over six feet tall, weighing over one ton, bison are intimidating mammals with curved horns. Living in prairies, bison eat an array of plants in keeping with their herbivore diet. Being an herbivore does not change its temperament though; these animals are known to charge and are surprisingly agile for their size. Eating in the morning and evening, bison nap during the day and enjoy wallowing in dust or mud, similar to the rhinoceros. Living together in herds, bison keep watch for wolves and defend cows as well as calves when predators approach.Fun Facts: Bison can run up to thirty-five miles per hour. Zoological Name: Bison bison
Conservation Status: Near Threatened
Primary Habitat: Grassland
Global Home: Americas





American Bison





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What are some Bison adaptations and what is an animal that has co evolved with them a long time?

Best answer:
Bison are hairy to keep warm have horns for predator defense. wolves, cougars and bears hunt bison so the bison have adapted to protect themselves. The bison that live to reproduce have their genetics passed on.


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