European Bison (Bison bonasus)

European Bison (Bison bonasus)

Collection of scaled drawings of European Bison in various standing poses
Description
Description

Wisents (Bison bonasus) are a European breed of Bison. They are commonly referred to as European Wood Bison. The Wisent is the only existing species of Bison compared to the other three subspecies of bison who have gone extinct. The Wisent is the heaviest wild animal in Europe to survive. Wisents were theoretically heavier than their ancestors in old days, comparable to their American cousins. Their horns varied from medium-sized horns curving towards each other or smaller horns facing outwards. Because of hunters, Wisents are only seen in captivity of zoos.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

European Bison have a shoulder height between 72”-78.7” (183-200 cm), body length from 98”-107” (250-271 cm), standing height of roughly 75.2”-81.5” (191-207 cm), and a body width of 33.1”-35” (84-89 cm). The horns of a European Bison are between 8”-26” (20.3-66 cm). Weights of European Bison vary between males and females with males weighing between 882-2028 lb (400-920 kg) and females from 661-1190 lb (300-540 kg). European Bison have a typical lifespan of 18-24 years in the wild and 25-30 years in captivity.

Group of back and lying down illustrations of the European Bison
Group of back and lying down illustrations of the European Bison
Set of silhouette outline drawings of the European Bison in multiple views
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
75.2”-81.5” | 191-207 cm
Width:
33.1”-35” | 84-89 cm
Depth:
Length:
98”-107” | 250-271 cm
Withers Height:
72”-78.7” | 183-200 cm
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Weight:
661-2028 lb | 300-920 kg
Area:
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Horn Length: 8”-26” | 20.3-66 cm
Weight (Male): 882-2028 lb | 400-920 kg

Weight (Female): 661-1190 lb | 300-540 kg

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Scientific Name:
Bison bonasus
Lifespan:
18-24 years (wild); 25-30 years (captivity)

Drawings include:

European Bison side elevation, front, back, lying down

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