"I thought you could fight the forest...Massage the temples together! "

Looks more like a dear friend teasing each other. Colliding enough to disappear. He is not seriously angry.

A bull, or a hoof, is in the same genealogy as a wild buffalo and a red cow, but a bull is featured in a large, overflowing shape with dark brown to black hair. The four legs are white, similar to a sock, with both male and female horns. In front of the forehead between the horns, there are brown hairs with yellowish-gray dots called "poe faces."

Bulls behave in herds. A herd has anywhere from 2 to 60 members. The herd consists of females and cubs. Usually, bulls live in high ground or feed with other herbivores. Males usually live alone but join the herd when the breeding season comes. Bulls walk alternately and sleep all day long, with some sleeping standing or lying on the ground.

Bison can live in a variety of forest conditions, both chrysanthemum forest, tengrang forest, arid rainforest, montane forest, or sometimes may even make a living on deserted plantations or forests that are in a state of recovery from destruction and are often tricky not far from water sources due to poor water supply.

In Thailand, we were originally able to find bulls in every forest of the country, but after being threatened in a tricky area or even being hunted by humans, the number of bulls has gradually decreased.

Source: Bang Lang National Park - Bang Lang National Park, Yala Province, Conservation Area Administration Bureau at 6 Pattani Branch

# Banglang National Park # Yala # Conservation Area Administration Bureau at 6 Pattani Branch # National Park Service