The American bison, while not a buffalo, has a head that does look like a water buffalo's, or the head of a bull of the cattle family. It has short curved horns, and a huge curly-wooly hump in its back right over the front shoulders. American bison are depicted on older United States nickel coins.
Bison like cool grasslands.
A herd, just like with cattle.
Yes, like the cow, the bison regurgitate their food. Yes, Bison chew cud.
They are hairy animals with small horns and cloven feet, topically inhabiting the plains f North America.2nd Answer:The American bison, while not a buffalo, has a head that does look like a water buffalo's, or the head of a bull of the cattle family. It has short curved horns, and a huge curly-wooly hump in its back right over the front shoulders. American bison are depicted on older United States nickel coins.
Bison steak comes from bison. Bison are not true buffaloes, not like the Cape and Asian Water Buffalo, so the answer would be no.
yes, look in a encylopedia
They are hairy animals with small horns and cloven feet, topically inhabiting the plains f north America.2nd Answer:The American bison, while not a buffalo, has a head that does look like a water buffalo's, or the head of a bull of the cattle family. It has short curved horns, and a huge curly-wooly hump in its back right over the front shoulders. American bison are depicted on older United States nickel coins.
Wolves occasionally hunt bison. Humans hunt bison (and raise bison for food). Grizzly bears sometimes take down a bison. Any carnivore who comes across a bison carcass (coyotes, mountain lions, foxes, birds like ravens and magpies, insects, etc.) will eat a bison.
A new born Bison is called a "calf," just like a new born cow.
There are two species of Bison in the genus Bison. The American Bison is Bison bison and the European Bison is Bison bonasus.
The Wyoming state flag is the silhouette of an American Bison facing left on a field of blue. In the center of the bison is the state seal. There is a thin white border around the field of blue which is surrounded by a thicker red border.
The word "bison" is an irregular noun that does not change form in the plural; it remains "bison" whether referring to one or multiple animals. For example, you would say "one bison" or "several bison." This characteristic is similar to other animals like "sheep" and "deer."