In January and February, gaur live in small herds of eight to 11 individuals, one of which is a bull. In April or May, more bulls may join the herd for mating, and individual bulls may move from herd to herd, each mating with many cows.

Bull gaur use the herd call, which makes the herd stop and converges. In addition, they give out roaring calls, which can last for hours during the mating season. It is very difficult for humans to approach Gaurs since they are extremely shy and cautious animals.

Deep in the dense and rugged forests of India, a majestic creature roams, a true symbol of strength and resilience – the gaur, also known as the Indian bison. Towering at nearly seven feet tall (over 2 meters) and weighing up to 1,500 kg (over 3,300 pounds), the gaur is …

The gaur is considered the largest extant bovid and one of the most powerful species of wild cattle in the entire world, being bigger than the African buffalo, wild water buffalos, or bison. One will find very few animals that can grow as large as these gaurs.

Everything you should know about the Gaur. The Gaur is a very large wild cow – larger than buffalo –native to southern Asia.

The Gaur (Bos frontalis) is a big relative of the cow, being a bovine itself, and is the largest known wild cattle on the planet – in fact they are bigger than bison, water buffalo, and the Cape buffalo. They are found in south Asia, and are particularly vulnerable.

Gaur, or Indian Bison, are a close wild relative of domestic cattle. This powerful animal inspired the Krating Daeng (Thai for Gaur) energy drink, with its logo of two charging bulls in front of a setting sun.

May 30, 2015 · The Indian Bison also known as Gaur is the tallest and Largest wild cattle species in the world, even bigger than the African wild buffalo with occasional large bull weighing up to 1,500 kg . The gaur, belongs to the group of wild oxen that include the Asiatic buffalo, African buffalo, true cattle and bison.

In these areas gaur are known to occur, in relatively undisturbed habitats, up to elevations of 2500m. Gaur bulls are large in stature as compared to the cows. Bulls weigh 600-1000kg and stand 1.6 to 1.9m at shoulder whereas cows are relatively …

The Indian gaur (Bos gaurus), also known as the Indian bison, is one of the most majestic and powerful herbivores roaming the forests of India. It holds the title of the largest wild cattle species in the world, standing tall with its muscular frame and impressive horns.