A merican Bison once numbered in the millions but they were hunted neary to extinction throughout the United States during ...

Bison first plow their way through feet of snow, and then use their head as a makeshift shovel (or snow scraper, whichever ...

On World Wildlife Day, it feels appropriate to celebrate a true wildlife conservation success story when, sadly, populations of so many other species are declining. Plains bison numbers, which were ...

Bison and Calf. Photo by DallasPenner, via Pixabay The tramping action of bison hooves plays a critical role in soil aeration and nutrient recycling. This aeration increases water infiltration and ...

The tramping action of bison hooves plays a critical role in soil aeration and nutrient recycling. This aeration increases water infiltration and reduces soil compaction, promoting healthier plant ...

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium's International Conservation Center (ICC) welcomed four bison, representing the purest stock in North America, to begin a breeding and reintroduction program.

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Shortly afterwards, the enormous head of a bison, covered in a moss of chocolate brown fur and two impressive curved horns, emerges from the forest. Eventually, hoof by hoof, its entire hulking body ...

According to the Smithsonian’s National Zoo & Conservation Biology Institute, bison once roamed the Great Plains in the millions before nearly being driven to extinction. Now — thanks to the ...

People get out of their vehicles to see about a dozen bison crowded together in a corral. Four men from Blackfeet Nation pull up in trailers prepared with hay, ready to transfer the bison to their ...

The Bison Steve Hotel's upper floors, with their samey rooms and collapsed passageways, immediately spring to mind for me. Freeside and its neighbors are pretty bad offenders as well, split up as ...

When it comes to traipsing through mud and muck, robots are no match for a moose. “Robots are just starting to be able to work on non-flat grounds, like construction sites or stairs, but if we ...