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Nov
National Bison Day is a special day in the United States to celebrate the American Bison, a big, strong animal that is an important symbol of the country. The bison represents freedom, strength, and the rich history of America's land and people. On this day, people learn about how important bison are to Native American cultures and the environment. They might visit places where bison live, like national parks, or do activities to help protect them. It's a day to remember and appreciate these amazing animals and their role in American history, celebrated every year on the first Saturday in November.
How to celebrate National Bison Day?
On National Bison Day, you can celebrate by drawing or coloring pictures of bison. You could visit a nearby park or nature reserve to see real bison if they have them. Watch a fun wildlife documentary with friends or family to learn more about these amazing animals. You can make delicious bison-shaped cookies and decorate them with colorful icing. Read interesting books or stories about bison and share cool facts with your friends. If you like crafts, create bison-themed art using clay or paper. Lastly, consider donating to a charity that helps protect bison and their home.
Where National Bison Day is celebrated?
- - United States
