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  • American Bison Pin

American Bison Pin

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1.375" wide - High-quality enamel pin by Eagle River Designs, brings North America's most popular wildlife to life! The American Bison is the largest terrestrial animal in North America. They range from 900-2200 pounds, males being slightly larger than females. Though large, they are surprisingly fast, reaching speeds up to 35 mph. Both sexes have short, curved horns that can grow up to 2 feet long. They have a simple diet mainly of grass and low lying shrubbery. Bison are constantly on the move while feeding, thereby overgrazing of an area rarely occurs.

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