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Have you herd? Bison community grows at Fort Whyte Alive over Mother s Day weekend
Fort Whyte Alive had a wonderful Mother’s Day surprise with the births of a number of new bison calves.
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Posted: May 09, 2021 9:27 PM CT | Last Updated: May 10
A bison calf takes some of its first steps at Fort Whyte Alive. The bison herd grew by quite a few right around Mother s Day.(CBC)
Fort Whyte Alive had a wonderful Mother s Day surprise with the births of a number of new bison calves. Spring time is kind of like our New Years here at Fort Whyte, said Carolyn Townend, the organization s brand and communications manager said in an interview on Thursday.
WINNIPEG Fort Whyte Alive had a Mother’s Day surprise with the births of several new bison calves. The new babies were announced in an Instagram post on Sunday by the centre, saying the new additions bring their bison herd to over 40 animals.
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