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wisent

 

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Noun wisent has 1 sense
  1. wisent, aurochs, Bison bonasus - European bison having a smaller and higher head than the North American bison
    --1 is a kind of bison
    --1 is a member of genus Bison

Definitions from the Web

Wisent

Description:

A wisent, also known as the European bison, is a large herbivorous mammal predominantly found in Europe. It is a symbol of European wildlife conservation and is closely related to the American bison. The wisent is known for its massive size, impressive horns, and distinct hump.

Sample Sentences:

  • The wisent population in the Białowieża Forest has been steadily increasing over the past decade.
  • I saw a herd of wisents grazing peacefully on the grassland during my visit to the national park.
  • The wisent's powerful build allows it to withstand harsh winters in its natural habitat.

Part of Speech:

Noun

Senses:

1. A large herbivorous mammal closely related to the American bison and predominantly found in Europe.
2. The population of wisent in a specific area.
3. (In a local context) Any popular or notable wildlife found in a specific region.

Usage:

The term "wisent" can be used in various contexts as follows:

  1. The wisent is considered an important icon for European wildlife conservation efforts.
  2. The authorities are closely monitoring the wisent population in the designated sanctuary.
  3. The zoo features a special exhibit on local wisents found in this area.

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