Abilene Zoo has announced the arrival of two American bison, bringing one of North America's most iconic species back to the Abilene community. Just one century ago, bison roamed the grasslands that ...

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According to the zoo, two American bison will soon call the zoo home ... being made to protect and restore their populations in the wild." To see Uno on exhibit, visit the Abilene Zoo at 2070 ...

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Two American bison are joining the Abilene Zoo family ... being made to protect and restore their populations in the wild." Uno is out on exhibit from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.