About: Bisron

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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

The bisron is a large animal with massive ram-like horns curling over its head. Short forelegs cause the body to slope upwards in the rear. The bisron requires large amounts of meadow grass to sustain its bulk. Its nose is long, narrow, and partially prehensile and is used to help uproot plants. Bisron gather in family groups up to 20. The males attack anything that approaches within 100m of the group. There is one male per four bisron encountered.

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rdfs:label	Bisron
rdfs:comment	The bisron is a large animal with massive ram-like horns curling over its head. Short forelegs cause the body to slope upwards in the rear. The bisron requires large amounts of meadow grass to sustain its bulk. Its nose is long, narrow, and partially prehensile and is used to help uproot plants. Bisron gather in family groups up to 20. The males attack anything that approaches within 100m of the group. There is one male per four bisron encountered.
dcterms:subject	dbkwik:resource/KxNAvFRi25ystl5HsdJmTg== Starmist Native Wildlife
abstract	The bisron is a large animal with massive ram-like horns curling over its head. Short forelegs cause the body to slope upwards in the rear. The bisron requires large amounts of meadow grass to sustain its bulk. Its nose is long, narrow, and partially prehensile and is used to help uproot plants. Bisron gather in family groups up to 20. The males attack anything that approaches within 100m of the group. There is one male per four bisron encountered.

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