Title: Counting Bison

Description: Bison may be known for their size, but they are also surprisingly fast and agile. With the ability to reach speeds of up to 35 miles per hour, they can swiftly navigate their surroundings. This group of bulls, startled by something unseen, showcases their agility as they effortlessly leap over a fence-line. Against the backdrop of a setting sun, the snow is illuminated, highlighting the heavy breathing of these magnificent creatures as they make their escape.

This captivating image evokes a sense of awe and admiration for the bison's strength and grace. It's reminiscent of the calming practice of counting sheep to fall asleep, but with a unique twist—Counting Bison leaping fences. Perhaps it's a delightful idea worth trying. How about you?

Despite their ability to roam vast distances across the Northern Great Plains, bison exhibit a remarkable resilience in the face of harsh winter conditions. As temperatures plummet and bitter winds sweep across the landscape, these majestic creatures remain steadfast, even as the weather grows cold and inhospitable. While they may seek lower elevations where snow is less deep, they do not migrate south. One key to their survival in such extreme conditions is their winter coat, which consists of a layer of woolly underfur and coarse guard hairs. This protective layer effectively shields them from the elements, providing insulation against the cold and wind. It's a testament to the bison's remarkable adaptability and endurance in the unforgiving winter climates of their natural habitat.

"Counting Bison" is part of the Limited Edition Collection: Into the Wild - Intimate Encounters.