Buffalo and Bison

The big Indian was the little Indian's mother.

Yes but you have to have a big yard

The buffalo hunter; also known as buffalo runners.

both are creatures of the plains,but the cowbird now lives east to atlantic.

hammers , knives , and Spears

a bison panel is cement bonded particle boards in the state of Rajasthan.

Physical traits like hair colour, tallness, the tendency to high blood pressure, diabetes or certain cancers, and even some personality traits, are inherited because they are expressions of the chemistry of your body that are determined by the genes you received from your parents. THere is evidence that the tendency to chronic depression is inherited, as it is related to the chemistry of a person's brain, again: regulated by the genese in the nucleus of each cell.

Behavioural traits, like arrogance, humility, generosity, religious devotion, patriotism, diligence, kindness CAN be affected by one's internal chenistry, but for the most part are learned as a child either from the beaviour of one's family or peer group, or by the beaviour of the community around the developing child.

Inherited and learned traits are intertwined, though: the tendency to be depressed can be blunted by observing the ability of the people around the developing child to deal with their own internal demons. The natural tendency to be curious can be crushed by a monolithic education system that discourages innovation (I have issues....)

Not in general, but the Kansas State Quarter does feature that design.

A baby buffalo is a buffalo calf.

This is somewhat of an ambiguous question: Their were four generations of Buffalo Soldiers...Indian Wars, Spanish American War, WW-I, and WW-II. Mark Matthews born 1894 - four years after the first generation Buffalo Soldiers. Matthews was a Second Generation Buffalo Soldier who died at the age of 111 in 2005. To find to last Buffalo Soldier of the Indian Wars, one would have to go to Washington, D. C. and research all the records of the first generation of Buffalo Soldiers.

The mascot for Howard University is a Bison.

If you are talking about a permit to drive, you have to be 16 years of age. (Hopefully they will make it higher with all the teenagers causing accidents now)

Yes, there is a market for Bison meat in the USA.

However, it is not as common as Domestic cattle meat (beef).

Yes, some bison live in herds in Germany.

Guar gum is a polysacharide (a long chain made of sugars) made of the sugars galactose and mannose. <a>http://sci-toys.com/ingredients/guar_gum.html</a>

Galactose is C6G12O6

Mannose is C6H12O6

Guar gum is thus C12H24O12

Wood Bison found in the subarctic boreal forest of southern Nunavut are adapted to the colder climate with their thick hair coat, external layer of fat and ability to efficiently digest coarse roughage that comprises of mainly sedges and some grasses for energy and nutrition. They also sift through deep snow with their heads in the winter to get at the grasses and sedges underneath. With the encouragement of predators, bison will move from one area to another, grazing and foraging for food as they move along.

Buffalo are members of the Bovine family (aka cattle), and like all bovine, are herbivorous. Herbivorous means they eat ONLY plants.

His show was out of date because it started in 1883 and the "wild west" ended right about the same time

by chasing them onto the edge of a cliff where they would fall off and the impact of the fall would kill them

Besides the obvious difference in genitalia, as in most mammals, males are larger and more muscular. Male buffalo also have larger horns than females.

In Class Mammalia

Bison once ranged from the Rocky Mountain west to New England and as far south as Texas and Georgia. They were hunted to near-extinction in the 1860s and 1870s primarily due to a demand for bison hides. During this time, thousands died daily, their skins ripped off their bodies, leaving the rest to rot on the plains.

The economic drive for bison hides led buffalo runners to trespass onto Indian reservations when bison became more scarce on U.S. land. This, of course, broke the treaties between the U.S. Government and the Native American tribes, which, in turn began a nasty conflict between whites and Native Americans, resulting in thousands of deaths.

Because bison were such an integral part of plains Indians' lifestyle - their whole livelihood revolved around the animals - as the conflict between whites and Indians heightened, it became the unofficial U.S. policy for any and everyone to slaughter bison in order to weaken the Native Americans and beat them into submission. It largely worked.

It has been estimated that the bison population in North America was somewhere between 10 million and 30 million in the early 1800s. By the early 1900s, there were 13.

The last remaining bison fled into the inhospitable Yellowstone region where, with the help of conservationists like George Bird Grinnell, they were protected and a program to bring them back was begun in the early 1900s.

The bulls are noticeably larger than the cows, and when mature, the horns of the bulls are also larger than the horns of the cows.

Buffalo Wild Wings will open in Gillette Wyoming on August 4, 2014 and the first 100 people in line will get free wings for one year!