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Q: How do you prepare a buffalo bladder?
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What was the buffalo bladder used for?

canteens. yummy


How did the plains Indians prepare for war?

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Why is intermittent catheterization used?

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How did Indians use bladder of the buffalo?

Bladders were useful containers for storing sinew or porcupine quills to be used for decorating clothes, or as small medicine bags.


How did the siksika use the bufffalo to meet their needs for?

They used the buffalo for many things. For instance, they used the buffalo's bladder as a waterproof bag, the hide for clothes as well as the hair, they used the bones to make tools, and they used the buffalo's dried dung as fuel. They used everything and didn't let ANYTHING go to waste! (I know I didn't describe the use of every part of the buffalo, but they use every part!)


What body organ stores urine?

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What is the sack like structure that stores urine before it is removed from the body?

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How did the coahuiltecan Indians prepare their food?

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