Friday, October 7, 2016

Bison, Animals Grass Eater heaviest in North America

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Bison is the symbolic animal of the Great Plains are often incorrectly called buffalo. Bison is a mighty beast and the toughest in North America. When standing, high bison about 1.5 to 2 meters measured from the shoulders down and weight bison can reach more than one ton ..
Byson, Animals Grass Eater heaviest in North America

Bison horns can grow to 61 cm long. And despite his size is very large, they are among the animals that can run fast. There are times when they can move at a speed of 65 km / h.

Bison are herbivores. Their main foods include grasses, shrubs, and twigs. Although they are plant-eating animals, but they are one of the grazing animals that ought to be wary of.

Bison female (cow) and bison male (bull) usually live in small groups separate, and will come together in a very large herd during the mating season. Bison males will fight for females. But the fight was very rare to hurt each other.

Pregnant female bison period is 9 months. And in one delivery will be born one bison calves.

In the past, the population of bison in the Great Plains and North America are very abundant. However, during the 19th century, about 50 million bison were killed to eat meat, or simply to exercise. Until finally the number of bison only lived hundreds. But this time it looks like the number of bison continues to improve. There are about 200,000 head of bison that lived and bred for their meat.

Great ape baboon savanna africa

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Great ape baboon savanna africa
Baboon is a type of mammal or mammal, omnivorous prey status or eater of everything, the average life span in the wild reaches the age of 30. The size of head and body length of about 20-34 inches (60-86 cm), the average length of tail 16 -23 inches (41-58 cm), weight reaches 33-82 lbs (22-37 kg). They live in groups called troops (troop).

Do you know? Baboons use at least ten different vocalizations and unique sound to communicate with other members of their forces.

Baboons generally prefer savanna (grasslands interspersed with trees) and semi-arid habitats, although some of them living in tropical rainforests.

Unlike monkeys in general, legs and arms baboon may not hold and the tail can not be gripped. But they can climb trees with agile to sleep, eat, or see the sights around. They spent more time in the field.

Baboon are opportunistic eaters, they liked the plant so that it becomes destructive pests of agriculture in Africa. They eat fruits, grasses, seeds, bark, and roots, but also have a taste for eating meat. They eat birds, mice, and even large mammals are still young, like antelope and sheep.

Four species of baboon (ie, chacma, olive, yellow, and Guinea) is known as the savannah baboon. These animals form a great army and consist of dozens or even hundreds of baboons, governed by a complex hierarchy dazzling scientists. Males showed physical strength to repel rivals who dare to approach and other team members to spend time with each other for hours to clean up fleas and dead skin.

Fifth species, hamadryas baboon, they live in the hills along the Red Sea coast of Africa and Arabia. Baboons spread on cliffs there green during the day and night they regrouped in smaller groups.