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What is special about a white buffalo? |
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A bison has a one in 10 million chance of being born white. |
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For centuries many Native Americans have believed that white buffalo are sacred. |
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In August 1994, on a Wisconsin farm, a white calf was born to a brown buffalo. Her owners named her Miracle. |
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All of the above. |
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How does the bisons snowplow nose help them in winter? |
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It is bright red and glows in the dark. |
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It breathes steam to warm the air and melt the snow. |
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It helps them push the snow away so they can find grass. |
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Why is the hump of the bison so unique? |
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It is solid muscle. |
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It is hitched to special extra-long shoulder spines. |
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With the shoulder spines, the hump gives leverage to lift the bisons head. But the head is so heavy it cannot be lifted above the level of the shoulder. |
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All of the above. |
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What does Tatonka mean? |
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Plains Indians called bison by this name, which means next to God. |
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A magic spell in the book Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone. |
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A name for a truck with a high-pitched horn. |
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| 42. |
How do bison talk? |
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'Words that are grunts, snorts, belches and bellows. |
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Tail movements. |
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The tilt of their horns. |
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All of the above. |
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What is a rumen, reticulum, omasum and abomasum? |
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Extinct animals who once roamed the Great Plains. |
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Early pioneer words for plants. |
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The four compartments of a bisons stomach. |
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| 44. |
The buffalo/Indian nickel was designed by what famous artist in 1913? |
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James Earle Fraser. |
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Picasso. |
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Walt Disney. |
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