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Bison
/ˈbaɪ.sən/
Definition
1
A large, heavily built wild ox (Bison bison) native to North America, characterized by its massive head, prominent shoulder hump, shaggy mane, and short curved horns.
2
The European bison or wisent (Bison bonasus), a similar but slightly smaller species found in European forests, once nearly extinct but now recovering through conservation efforts.
Examples
The bison lumbered across the plains, unimpressed by the selfies of passing influencers.
In a stare-down with a grizzly, the bison won by sheer bulk, proving chins-up confidence pays off.
Tourists gasped as the bison photobombed their picnic, turning lunch into an unplanned wildlife roast.
Bison herds migrate like furry tanks, dodging fences that mere cows would respect.