Wild water buffalo
Bubalus arnee
at the shoulder
- Mass
- 700–1 200 kgAdult males
The wild water buffalo is a wild bovid associated with marshy grassland, floodplains and forest edges. Its massive body and widely spreading hooves suit soft gr
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Bubalus arnee
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The wild water buffalo is a wild bovid associated with marshy grassland, floodplains and forest edges. Its massive body and widely spreading hooves suit soft ground. Characteristic horns extend far out from the skull. Older animals have very sparse hair, and the lower legs may be distinctly paler.
It eats grasses, sedges, herbs, leaves and aquatic vegetation. Females usually live in herds, while older males are more often solitary. Domestic water buffalo descend from this wild species.
Azjatycka grupa ochrony dzikiego bydła podaje 1,5–2,0 m w barku i 700–1 200 kg. Na planszy używamy 175 cm, spokojnego punktu wewnątrz zakresu; końce rogów nie wyznaczają wysokości.