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An adult bull bison was found to weigh 1,727 lbs.
The woodland-bison of Athabasca, now nearly exterminated, are larger than the prairie-bison, and have finer coats. In 1897 there were said to be between 280 and 300 head remaining in two herds.
THE BUFFALOES.
The Buffaloes are so far distinct from other wild cattle that they will not interbreed with them ; yet one species, the Indian Buffalo, has been domesticated for a long, though J? 2C 6 c // ^ i / ZuoLo ( ^^%^ ^^^ , je -' ^^/'i£^- .- #. T'^ ...:.^ ^^A^%s \MI 1 It W BT I J 1 I^( N The American "bison (locally called " buflalo") is lower behind than its European brother ; but tiie witliers, as will be seen from the photograph, are titrouger and more massive, and its mane considerably lunger.
215 2l6 The Living Animals of the World fhoto hy the Duchess 0/ Bu'/ueil] Cape Buffalo. There iilsn unkno^vn period, and is among the most valuable of tame beasts of draught, as well as for dairy purposes.
The various buffaloes usually have little hair, especially when old, and have flatter shoulders than the gaur, gaval, or bison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An adult bull bison was found to weigh 1,727 lbs.
The woodland-bison of Athabasca, now nearly exterminated, are larger than the prairie-bison, and have finer coats. In 1897 there were said to be between 280 and 300 head remaining in two herds.
THE BUFFALOES.
The Buffaloes are so far distinct from other wild cattle that they will not interbreed with them ; yet one species, the Indian Buffalo, has been domesticated for a long, though J? 2C 6 c // ^ i / ZuoLo ( ^^%^ ^^^ , je -' ^^/'i£^- .- #. T'^ ...:.^ ^^A^%s \MI 1 It W BT I J 1 I^( N The American "bison (locally called " buflalo") is lower behind than its European brother ; but tiie witliers, as will be seen from the photograph, are titrouger and more massive, and its mane considerably lunger.
215 2l6 The Living Animals of the World fhoto hy the Duchess 0/ Bu'/ueil] Cape Buffalo. There iilsn unkno^vn period, and is among the most valuable of tame beasts of draught, as well as for dairy purposes.
The various buffaloes usually have little hair, especially when old, and have flatter shoulders than the gaur, gaval, or bison.
What to read after The Living Animals of the World, a Popular Natural History. An Interesting Description of Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, Insects, Etc., With Authentic Anecdotes?
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