6.2K views · 62 reactions | A Bison Bull in Mating Season | Animal World | Facebook

POV: You want to get rid of bugs and leave behind a heady scent for any ladies nearby... Thanks to keeper Riley for sharing this video of an American Bison dust wallowing. While typically a calm species, at times bison can become very excited, rolling around vigorously in sand or dirt, covering their thick coats with a fine dust; or alternatively rubbing their large heads against tree stumps or logs, having a good ol’ scratch! Visit Monarto Safari Park and see the bison herd in their 15 hectare

Bison mating season is still going on in the park. Male bison are particularly aggressive right now, though all bison and other wildlife can be dangerous. Remember to always keep your distance—25 yards from bison and elk; 100 yards from all other wildlife. #Yellowstone #NationalPark #WhatWildlifeDoWednesday #Bison | Yellowstone National Park

516K views · 10K reactions | The bison breeding season (or rut) has begun, and you can actually see the fur fly! Males will fight for dominance and the chance to breed females. During the rut, males may go head-to-head in aggressive forms of bison socialization: head-butting, shoving, sizing up, and long stares. Ultimately, it will be the females who choose their mates.  Video credit: Mallory Beckman, Crane Trust Range Technician | Crane Trust | Facebook