Bison Behavior and Conservation Facts

The video introduces the American Bison, the national mammal of the United States, highlighting its unique characteristics, such as its size, speed, and adaptations for survival. It explains the differences between bison and buffalo, details the growth and learning of bison calves, and describes how bison defend against insects. The video also covers the history of bison conservation efforts, which have helped increase their population. Viewers are encouraged to ask questions and learn more about bison and other animals.

What is the national mammal of the United States?

• American Bison

• Asian Buffalo

• African Elephant

• Grizzly Bear

What nickname is given to bison calves due to their color?

• Golden Calves

• Orange Pups

• Red Dogs

• Brown Bears

How fast can a bison run?

• 70 km/h

• 30 km/h

• 40 km/h

• 56 km/h

What helps bison find food in the winter?

• Their long horns

• Their big hump

• Their furry beard

• Their sharp hooves

What do bison primarily eat?

• Fish

• Plants

• Meat

• Insects

How do bison protect themselves from insects?

• By swimming in water

• By hiding in caves

• By rolling in the dirt

• By using their tails

What do bison do to trees to help repel insects?

• Kick the trunks

• Eat the leaves

• Rub their horns

• Scratch their backs

What happened to the bison population due to hunting?

• It moved to other continents

• It increased

• It remained stable

• It decreased significantly

Where can you find many wild bison today?

• Grand Canyon

• Yellowstone National Park

• Central Park

• Rocky Mountains

Approximately how many wild bison exist today?

• 20,000

• 40,000

• 10,000

• 30,000