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Number 1 with a Mighty Bison

A standing American bison appears alongside a bold numeral one near small grass tufts.

Educational coloring page featuring a large number 1 and a standing bison, with spacious areas that are easy for children to color.
Number 1 with a Mighty Bison
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The Numeral One with an American Bison

In the foreground on the lower right, a bison stands in a three-quarter side view. Behind and next to the animal rises a large number one, while small tufts of grass rest on the ground near the bison's hooves.

Wildlife Facts About the American Bison

The American bison is the largest land mammal in North America, easily recognizable by its massive shoulder hump and heavy head. Despite their massive weight, bison are remarkably nimble runners capable of galloping at speeds up to thirty-five miles per hour. Their dense winter coat protects them from extreme cold, shedding partially during warmer summer months.

Real Colors of a Bison

  • Head and shoulder fur: Dark chocolate brown to black
  • Body coat: Medium brown, lighter along the flanks
  • Horns and hooves: Dark charcoal gray or black
  • Grass tufts: Natural green or golden yellow
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Questions and Answers About Bison

What is the difference between a bison and a buffalo?
True buffalo live in Africa and Asia, while American bison live in North America. Bison have large shoulder humps and thick winter coats that true buffalo lack.
Why do bison have a large hump on their shoulders?
The hump is composed of powerful muscles supported by extended vertebrae. This muscle structure allows bison to use their heads like snowplows to sweep away deep snow drifts and reach buried grass in winter.
What do bison eat in their natural habitat?
Bison are herbivores that feed primarily on native prairie grasses, sedges, and woody plants found across open plains.
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