Buffalo Mating Hard In Farming

 

What this lumbering African bovine lacks in style, it makes up for in substance. Not to be confused with American bison, the African Buffalo is an animal that can adapt to a wide variety of habitats, runs up to 37 miles per hour, and literally cannot be tamed. 

Over their roughly two-decade lifespan, they hang around in herds that “vote,” while grazing on lands that are increasingly threatened by human development.

The African buffalo is the largest bovine species in Africa. Except for their characteristic horns, they look like regular cattle. But these animals are not docile like most cattle–they are one of the most dangerous animals you can encounter in the wild, and they are responsible for as many as 200 human deaths per year.

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With that said, here are a few other facts:

• No gentle giant: The buffalo’s ornery nature and roughly 35-mile-per-hour top speed leads to numerous injuries and deaths yearly, earning it the nickname “black death.” Learn about the strongest animals in the world here.
• Who’s the boss?: The base of the male buffalo’s unique, curving horns grows to meet at the top of its head, forming a kind of helmet called a “boss.”
• Herd mentality: Buffalo herds use a kind of “vote” to decide which direction to move next!
• Distant family: Though all members of the family bovinae, “buffaloes” are only from Africa and should not be confused with the American Bison or water “buffaloes!”

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