1. Large herds of bison used to live on the plains of North America.

2. They stuck a bison with spears.

3. In the year 1700, about 60 million bison wandered freely in North America.

4. Guilty of assault with bison entrails Billings, Mont.

5. The bison hair must be twisted into a rope for securing prisoners.

6. The bison trainer married Margaret Lesher late last year, a few months after meeting her at a rodeo.

7. The only bison they need to get acquainted with is one with soap and water in it.

8. The tree regenerates elsewhere, where there are bison and wild cattle or even domestic buffaloes and cattle.

9. Unlike the unapproachable bison, the handout-loving burros eagerly greet motorists on the loop.

10. Conrad Burns by throwing a five-gallon bucket of bison entrails on them during a public meeting.

11. While early settlers had killed bison for food.

12. This is Appa, my flying bison.

13. American bison are very large.

14. Bison were killed for their meat.

15. And also they followed the bison.

16. Herds of bison live in the park.

17. Each bottle contains a single blade of bison grass.

18. Reindeer receded northward and eastward, and bison and horse followed.

19. In a mountain valley where arctic blasts have encased the grass in sheets of ice, wild bison are on the move.

20. On one artefact from Nevada, for instance, Newman has identified big cat, sheep, bison and bear blood residues.

21. The Yellowstone herd, which is directly descended from those last surviving bison, is of particular spiritual importance to those tribes.

22. Her left hand rests on her belly, while the right holds a bison horn marked with thirteen lines.

23. Archaeologists divide the early inhabitants into elephant hunters and bison hunters.

24. After the mammoths disappeared, hunters used a smaller point, called the Folsom point, to kill prehistoric bison.

25. They come in the shape of a bear, an eagle and the head of a bison.

26. Even the United States government maintains a herd of about twelve thousand wild bison.

27. Suddenly, there's a crashing in the underbrush, and a dozen wisent—Bison bonasus, European bison—burst from where they've been browsing on young shoots.

28. An animal ( B. bonasus ) of Europe, similar to but somewhat smaller than the bison; a wisent.

29. We camped there, where the loam was trampled by countless herds of bison.

30. In volume 25, page 934, column 2, the encyclopaedia states that the European bison, or wisent, may be found only in the Bialowieza Forest in Poland, which is also incorrect.

1. Large herds of bison used to live on the plains of North America.

31. the cave paintings at Lascaux, for example, are an ochred zooanalia of horses, stags, bison, felines, a woolly rhinoceros, a bird, a leaping cow — and only one puny man.

32. In a BISON keyword search, "and" is always a Boolean operator.

33. All the bison have been protected, and the publication of bison system diagram nationality.

34. Now bison herds have increased to the hundreds of thousands.

35. a herd of bison.

36. Where people can watch close - up of five well - known African animals: elephant, lion, leopard, rhinoceros and bison.

37. Tibetan sheep and mouflons were joined first, followed by the goat, and then the Bovinae species, including the cattle and European bison.

38. The steppes gave way to forests, and red deer took the place of horse and bison.

39. A cousin of the American bison is the wisent of Europe. It is now extinct in the wild but about 400 live in the safety of zoos.

40. What do a peckish bee-eater, shaggy bison going head-to-head in snow and pelicans dancing in a pristine lake all have in common?

41. Other common forms of synecdoche include two concentric circles or triangles (used as eyes in horse and bison paintings), ibex horns and the hump of a mammoth.

42. A hundred and fifty years ago a plainsman could kill an American bison, cut out only the tongue for his dinner, and discard the rest of the animal.

43. A Przewalski horse jumps next to a wisent (European bison) in their new wilderness region "Sielmann's natural landscape Doeberitzer Heide" on May 3, 2010 near Berlin, Germany.

44. The mountain forests are inhabited by European bison, moose, wildcat, chamois, golden eagle, eagle owl, black grouse, and many unique insect species.

45. They are also home to various wildlife, including bison, elk , coyotes, and prairie dogs.

46. There we saw American bison, elk, mountains, hot springs, and the Old Faithful geyser.

47. There's plenty of bull in the fish story, as an angler and bison share a stretch of Wyoming's Yellowstone River.

48. European bison having a smaller and higher head than the North American bison.

49. Animal Park in the main are: antelope, zebra, cheetah, Jin Qianbao, giraffe, Ma Kok, hippos, rhinos, lions, bison, orangutans, baboons , ostriches, guinea fowl,[] and so on.

50. But Dr Kennett notes that present - day bison are not like the ones the Clovis people hunted.

51. The Black Hills offer unrivaled trails that wind through pristine natural areas, often affording glimpses of bison, deer, bighorn sheep, mountain lions and prairie dogs in the grasslands and forests.

52. The European bison ( Bison bonasus ) having a smaller and higher head than the North American bison.

53. An animal ( B. bonasus ) of Europe, similar to but somewhat smaller than bison; a wisent.

54. The bison grows to a shoulder - height of 1.5 metres and can weigh 1100 kilograms.

55. So butchers rake the tongues of bison out of the prairie grass, regardless of the torn and drooping plant.

56. Bison waste no longer fell on the ground to improve the soil.

57. An American bison stands in a field on the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Oklahoma.

58. Populations of the European bison and black-footed ferret are both recovering.

59. Wilson said springbok in South Africa, red deer in Britain and bison in the United States had all been farmed successfully.

60. Bison waste no longer fell on the ground to improve to soil.

61. Partial remains of five mastodons, three Ice Age bison and a juvenile Columbian mammoth, as well as plant matter and insects, have also been found.

62. At the same time 300 American bison and 6,000 wild boars are also kept privately.

63. "The European bison also inhabit the southern mountains of Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, eastern Slovakia and the Romanian Carpathians," Lucian said.

64. Moose stay in what remains of New England's wilds; undomesticated bison are restricted to a few Great Plains patches; grizzly bear are practically gone; elk are — well, great, but they're not huge.

65. Thus one simple fact a change in the number of bison.

66. The bison, or buffalo, was an endangered species in the United States.

67. European bison (Bison bonasus) in the Bialowieza Forest National Park, Poland.

68. Ms. Foerstel says bison always been part of the American landscape. Mr.