Not naturally. But that isn't to say that they don't live there, because they are found and raised in parts of America as exotic livestock.
In a natural setting though, no. Water buffalo are primarily found in the south and eastern portions of Asia.
They are all over Asia.
Yes
no
they live in southeast Asian swamps and forests
In groups
Cape Buffalo live in sub-Saharan Africa. Wild water buffalo live in southern and Southeast Asia. Bison, which are sometimes called buffalo but in fact aren't, live in North America and in a very small part of Europe.
There are three species of buffalo, the water buffalo, cape buffalo, and American buffalo. Water buffalo are the largest, weighing between 1,500 and 2,650-pounds. The cape buffalo can be found all over sub-Saharan Africa. The American buffalo, also called bison, live on prairies, plains or in river valleys.
Buffalo are herbivores that spend their day grazing, enjoying the available sources of water, reproducing, and avoiding their predators, such as wolves.
Buffalo are not amphibians. Amphibians are small, sometimes slimy creatures that can live in the water and land, both, but can only lay eggs in water. A buffalo is a very large hairy beast that is a mammal. It lives on land and sometimes wades around in water, but never lives IN water.
buffalo live in hot places
Yes, but only a particular species known as the Asian Water Buffalo (domesticated and wild) live in Asia.
African Cape Buffalo are found on the plains of Africa. Asian Water Buffalo are found in Southeast Asia. Bison (mistaken as "buffalo") are primarily found in North America.
Water buffalo eat grasses primarily.
What most in the US call buffalo are the American Bison, which primarily live in the plains of the west, in states such as Montana, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado, in the western sections of Nebraska and South Dakota, and in southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma. The true buffalo lives in equatorial Africa (African buffalo) and in India and southeast Asia (water buffalo).
Water buffalo eat grasses primarily.