Indian bison skull

The Indian bison is a mammal belonging to the family Taurus in the order Artiodactyla. Large in size. Both males and females have thick and smooth horns, with a rough and flat base and pointed tips that curve diagonally backwards; Wide ears and nose, high shoulder peaks, and strong and powerful muscles throughout the body; Strong limbs; The body hair is relatively short. Whole body brown, white forehead; The area below the elbows and knees is white. Habitat in tropical and subtropical primitive evergreen broad-leaved forests, mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests, or sparse tree grass slopes below an altitude of 2000 meters. Group living. During the day, activities are more frequent in the morning and evening, and there are certain areas and routes for activities and foraging. Has a habit of licking salt. Eat herbaceous plants as food, and also consume fresh and tender branches and leaves of some woody plants