Bison Management 14
Inserting a Microchip into a Bison NPS Photo In 1994 the Park began implanting microchips just under the skin behind the right ear of each bison, as a secondary means of identification. A special scanner that is connected to the Wind Cave Roundup computer program reads the microchips. Once the microchip is read, the bison database is automatically updated. |
Did You Know?
Wind Cave is one of the longest caves in the world and has an amazing amount of a rare cave formation called boxwork. More...