Translation of "Wisent" in English

The Vils and the Wisent are also ideal for canoeing.

The bison is the biggest country-mammal Europe.

In addition some wild boar, wisent (European bison) and ostrich are farmed in Finland.

Here you can face the dangerous European bison.

Most mentionable is the only Wisent-Rinderlehrpfad of Europe in Gersbach.

The bison is narrow and high-legged in the comparison to the bison.

The name of the first bison born in the Reserve is called Gen?iana.

In the Nibelungenlied, the killing of aurochs by Siegfried is described: ""Darnach schlug er schiere einen Wisent und einen Elch, starker Ure viere und einen grimmen Schelch", meaning "After that, he defeated one wisent and one elk, four aurochs and one Schelch"" - the background of the "Schelch" is dubious.

The European Bison ("Bison bonasus"), also known as Wisent ( or ) or the European Wood Bison, is a Eurasian species of bison.

Together with the spears some stone artefacts, chips as well as over 10,000 animal bones were found, amongst them 90% horse bones, followed by red deer and european bison.

Further examples are: the brown bear, the wolf, the lynx, the bison and a large number of bats and even insects (for example butterflies, such as the Marsh Fritillary2 and the Dusky Large Blue3, and the Alpine Sawyer Beetle4).

The project will introduce a range of large herbivores (Heck cattle, bisons, Konik poneys) to graze 350 hectares as a wooded pasture.

Only 8% were identified as increasing, including the European bison (Bison bonasus), thanks to successful conservation measures.

However, we still have the power to reverse that trend, as the case of the European bison, which was brought back from the brink of extinction clearly shows.” has been assessing the conservation status of species, subspecies and populations on a global scale to highlight those threatened with extinction, and therefore promote their conservation.

Plans to support the maintenance of open land by introducing red deer and wild boar, both of which occur naturally in the Eifel, as well as bison, elk and fallow deer, alongside red deer, were discarded because of the risk that the harsh winter climate would have driven these animals into the valleys, where they might pose a safety hazard to people as they would be too close to the villages.

Thanks to Bon Europe heard "The song about a bison", with its support the well-known poem of Mikola Gusovsky was published in 1523 in Krakow.

Located in San Cebrián de Mudá (Palencia), this reserve is an opportunity to observe bison roaming free …

On the city press of Kobrin magistrate continued to adjoin peacefully a bison to a plow...

Thanks to Bona Sfortsa Europe heard "The song about a bison", with its support the well-known poem of Nikolay Gusovsky was published in 1523 in Krakow.

Wisent / European bison (Bison bonansus) live here wild (Wolisko), previously introduced into the Forest in 1956 and initially raised in the enclosure.

On the first floor you can find the rich proofs of the lithic industry of the paleolithic Age (room 1) where a rare example of prehistoric art stands out (a pebble engraved with the image of a bison) with one of the neolithic Age (room 2).