122K views · 1.3K reactions | Liberating a bison skull part 2. I tried wading a couple of spots today. The last one was the river channel running through where I found this skull. The water was chest to shoulder deep, which is fine, but the current was pushing me into every sunken log a lot faster than I found enjoyable, so I walked the shoreline and found this big guy. | Bison Bison Paleo Fossils | Facebook

🦬 Europe’s Bison Comeback: A Conservation Success with New Challenges 🌿 Across Europe, bison populations are making an impressive comeback — a real conservation success story. Once extinct in the wild, these magnificent giants are now returning to their natural habitats thanks to long-term reintroduction and management programmes. 💪🌍 But with success come new challenges. As herds expand and roam wider, road collisions are becoming more frequent. Imagine what happens when a 700-kg animal cros

Vladd performing a mandatory sniff test! 🦬 European bison have an incredible sense of smell, which is crucial to compensate for their poor long distance eye sight. It is believed they can smell things up to 2 - 3 miles away, which is very helpful to find the best forage, detect predators and recognising their own kind through their scent! 👃 Vladd wasn't totally sure if he liked the smell of the camera or not! #nfwildlifepark #visithampshire #animal #wildlife #conservation #funnyanimals #bison