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Indian Bison or Gaur

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a herd of Indian Bison or Gaur (Bos gaurus) feeding at the plateau below Erumapetty mala plateau Eravikulam NP during the recent explorations.

Gaur (Bos gaurus) is commonly referred as the Indian bison belongs to the sub-family Bovinae of the order Artiodactyla, and is the largest living bovine, confined to the Oriental biogeographic region of the world. The gaur, belongs to the group of wild oxen. These include the Asiatic buffalo, African buffalo, true cattle and bison. The ancestors of the gaur are known to have evolved in Asia some 20 million years ago. In total, there are 21 sub-species of wild oxen, which belong to nine species, constituting four genera. Bos gaurus gaurus (India and Nepal), Bos gaurus readei (Myanmar-Burma and Indochina) and Bos gaurus hubbacki (Thailand south of the isthmus Kra and West Malaysia) are the recognized sub-species of gaur.

Gaur bulls are larger in stature as compared to the cows. Bulls weigh 600-1000 kg and stand 1.6 - 1.9 m at shoulder whereas cows are shorter and weigh about one fourth the males. These animals are known to have

acute sense of smell and good hearing but the visual senses are relatively less developed. One of the most striking features of gaur is the muscular ridge on its shoulders, which slopes down to the middle of the back where it ends in an abrupt dip. This is often referred to as the dorsal ridge and is the result of the extension of the dorsal vertebrae. Both sexes have horns and in the males especially larger at the base with more outward swath and lesser incurving at the tips. There is a high bulging forehead ridge between the horns referred to as bos. The average spread / length of one horn is 80-100 cm. The distance between tips of horns may be up to 120 cm. The colour of the eyes are brown.

The old males have two prominent skin folds (dewlap), one small at the chin and a long one hanging below throat. At the time of birth newly born calves are light golden yellow in colour. The younger bulls and females have brown pelage but the older males are almost jet black.









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