Herds of wild buffalo on the plains in the U.S.A.?
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Yes there were at one time . Today there are several reserves that have them . In the opinion some radical environmentalists , a large area of the great plains should be cut off of their farm subsides allowing the land go back to the natural state . Yes, including Buffalo . The biggest herds that I have personally seen are in Yellowstone which is in Wyoming not the great plains .
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Buffalo-B-Lo \n\nbut i dunno if that`s reli wat ur looking for.
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What Americans call "buffalo" is actually a bison.\n\nIn the rest of the world, the term "buffalo" is generally used for the animal Americans call "water buffalo."
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bison.\nor if you're from san francisco:  hella bison
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got a farm back behind my property......and i've never seen them standing on top of each other  but i have seen them laying on each other   sort of like cuddling.....to get out of the sun.....we've got lots of cows, bulls and cattle here in texas.....
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Well, the buffalo use them for walking around.
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Depends upon the desert.  I have never seen a camel in North America.\nHowever world wide desert herbivores do include the camel, dromedary, kangaroo, gazelles, jerboa, mice, kangaroo rats, bighorn sheep, some bats, peccary, rabbits, gopher, prairie dog, mule deer, porcupine, deer, burros and addax (an antelope).\nI am sure that this just scratches the surface, so to speak.
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Buffalo, NY, friendliest people in the US.
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This is quite an open question.  Grasslands are their own unique ecosystem with a diversity of successional stages, flora and fauna.  The most interesting thing I can think of regarding grasslands is their lack of trees (such as in the great plains region).  Many people think that it is due to a lack of water that trees are largely absent from the prairie, however, the ecological explanation for this is fire.  Fire is essential for the removal of woody plants from the prairie and the promotion of new, healthy native plants.  \n    Native grassland plants (such as indian grass and bluestems) have special adaptations to this environment and posess growth regoins called meristems that are located just below the soil surface.  This allows them to survive prairie fires and regrow quickly, preserving a unique habitat for animal species that live there.  \n    Lightning is a natural firestarter but native americans also started fires on purpose.  As grass regrew following a burn, grazing animals like bison were attracted to that area and could be hunted.  Nowadays, humans have plowed most native grasslands, set cattle to graze, and prevent fire from occuring which has a but destroyed the natural prairie habitat that was once abundant in the plains.  Wildlife managers use prescribed burns to manage grassland habitats in parks and reserves.
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two chickens,three buffaloes,five ducks,six pigs,seven..........
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NORTH DAKOTA.  Not only does it supporsed have only barns and farms, but it doesn't exist!  Its all a conspiracy.  I have yet to meet someone from there or that has verifiably visited there.
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Many ... grass, cows, sheep,
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Reports From USDA Agricultural Marketing Service\nhttp://beef.unl.edu/agReportsTables.shtml?tn=Live\n\nAll reports are updated daily, unless otherwise noted.
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Cape Buffaloes and Water Buffaloes of Africa). species name is Bison, so that's why some folks prefer this name. But you'll hear many bison producers happily calling them buffalo, just like people in North America have done for 2+ centuries. they are the same really
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It depends what area of Buffalo u want..I added 2 links..Hope this helps!
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People have given you plenty of sites for lists of herding animals, but I thought you might be interested in this fact about deer, elk and moose.  The herding animals are the ones with the white rump patches.  The deer and elk have white rump patches and use these to identify each other and stay in the herd.  Moose, in the other hand, are solitary animals and have no white rump patch.
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Find a South Dakota website.They've got lots of pheasants there