Post by tau on May 19, 2024 4:24:54 GMT -5
Hello there, ill post more avaited reports of bear predation on bison
1- **Bear kills bison cow**
"Later in the week, we were alerted to a bison carcass by Caroline, an interpretive ranger. With much yelling and eyeing of the forest edges, we flushed the 30+ ravens off the carcass as we approached. The necropsy found significant subcutaneous hemorrhaging on the hump of the very healthy (lots of fat in the hump and marrow) cow bison, indicating that she was killed by a bear. Grizzly bears often attack from the front, as opposed to wolves, which typically attack from the rear. The bears basically give their prey a good swat in the face or jump them from the side and latch onto their back."
www.aspiringecologist.com/2010/03/keys-bleh.html
2-**Grizzly bear sow caused sincere injuries to an slightly young bison bull**
www.bearbiology.org/fileadmin/t ... man_13.pdf
3- **Grizzly bear cracked the spine of a bison cow**
"One bear [grizzly] killed at Hand Hills [Alberta] in 1877 required eight shots before he was disabled. His feet were eight inches across, and were armed with claws five inches long. He was caught in the act of killing a buffalo cow, and had just cracked her spine when he received the first shot. "
archive.org/details/ofbisonmanf ... 2/mode/2up
4-**Bear kills an healthy mature bull bison**
Circumstances suggested a grizzly kill of an apparently healthy, mature bull in mid-summer of 1967. Remains of bone and hair indicated the bull died at the edge of a small group of trees in a meadow, south of Hayden Valley. The lack of broken bones, the relatively young age of the animal, and the site of death all suggested a grizzly (Ursus horribiis) might have killed the bull
npshistory.com/series/science/1/chap6.htm
5-**Grizzly bear killed an bison then ate him**
Page 60-61
Link-https://archive.org/details/manmeetsgri ... 0/mode/2up
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1- **Bear kills bison cow**
"Later in the week, we were alerted to a bison carcass by Caroline, an interpretive ranger. With much yelling and eyeing of the forest edges, we flushed the 30+ ravens off the carcass as we approached. The necropsy found significant subcutaneous hemorrhaging on the hump of the very healthy (lots of fat in the hump and marrow) cow bison, indicating that she was killed by a bear. Grizzly bears often attack from the front, as opposed to wolves, which typically attack from the rear. The bears basically give their prey a good swat in the face or jump them from the side and latch onto their back."
www.aspiringecologist.com/2010/03/keys-bleh.html
2-**Grizzly bear sow caused sincere injuries to an slightly young bison bull**
www.bearbiology.org/fileadmin/t ... man_13.pdf
3- **Grizzly bear cracked the spine of a bison cow**
"One bear [grizzly] killed at Hand Hills [Alberta] in 1877 required eight shots before he was disabled. His feet were eight inches across, and were armed with claws five inches long. He was caught in the act of killing a buffalo cow, and had just cracked her spine when he received the first shot. "
archive.org/details/ofbisonmanf ... 2/mode/2up
4-**Bear kills an healthy mature bull bison**
Circumstances suggested a grizzly kill of an apparently healthy, mature bull in mid-summer of 1967. Remains of bone and hair indicated the bull died at the edge of a small group of trees in a meadow, south of Hayden Valley. The lack of broken bones, the relatively young age of the animal, and the site of death all suggested a grizzly (Ursus horribiis) might have killed the bull
npshistory.com/series/science/1/chap6.htm
5-**Grizzly bear killed an bison then ate him**
Page 60-61
Link-https://archive.org/details/manmeetsgri ... 0/mode/2up
Leave your comments below and enjoy
