This Bison Is Faster Than You Think #animals #shorts

An American bison charges along a snowy road in Yellowstone National Park, showing the surprising speed and power of North America’s largest land mammal. Male bison can weigh 2,000 lbs—around 900 kg—and stand 6 ft tall. Despite their enormous build, they can run at 35 mph and change direction quickly. Their distinctive shoulder hump supports powerful neck and shoulder muscles. During winter, bison swing their heads from side to side to push snow away and uncover grasses beneath it. Thick winter fur and insulating undercoat help them withstand freezing conditions. Both males and females have curved horns, used for defence and during confrontations with other bison. #animals #wildlife #nature #natureholic #bison #yellowstone American bison charging, Yellowstone bison, bison running in snow, bison speed, bison weight, American bison facts, massive bison bull, bison shoulder hump, bison winter adaptations, bison clearing snow, Yellowstone National Park wildlife, North America’s largest land mammal, brown bison, bison horns, bison behaviour, bison behavior, winter wildlife, animal adaptations, wildlife encounters, animal facts, Natureholic, animal shorts, wildlife shorts