3D scan of the mounted skin of a female European bison, or Wisent (*Bison bonasus*). The European bison is our continent’s largest land mammal. Before their habitat was destroyed and they were nearly hunted to extinction, the European bison roamed large parts of Europe.

This specimen cannot be found in the exhibition halls of the museum, but a group of European bison is on display in Hall 36 of the NHM Vienna (Number 91 of the NHM Top 100). 

![Wisent NHM Top100](https://verlag.nhm-wien.ac.at/data/Sketchfab/Wisent_Top100_mittel.jpg)
© Lois Lammerhuber

**Specimen**: *Bison bonasus* (Linnaeus, 1758)

**Inventory number**: NHMW-ZOO-MAMM-258/ST797

**Collection**: Natural History Museum Vienna, 1st Zoological Dept., Mammal Coll.  (curator: Frank E. Zachos)

Find out more about the NHMW [here](http://www.nhm-wien.ac.at/en).

Scanned and edited by Anna Haider & Viola Winkler (NHMW)

Scanner: Artec Leo. Infrastructure funded by the FFG.

European Bison (NHMW-ZOO-MAMM-258/ST797)

IMNH R-534 Modern Bison

Scanned from the Modern Osteological Comparative Collection at the Idaho Museum of Natural History.

IMNH R-163 Bison Cranium

Bison latifrons skeletal assembly composited using multiple specimens of comparable size from Bureau of Reclimation sites in Southeastern Idaho. 3-D model courtesy of Bureau of Reclimation.

Specimen numbers include: IMNH-48001/1770, IMNH 75002/27, IMNH 47001/1596, 48001/1479, IMNH 35016/966, IMNH 48001/2923, 35009/17260, IMNH 35016/31067, IMNH 78029/28050, IMNH 49001/2710, IMNH 35015/18011, IMNH 48002/20, IMNH 50001/1807, IMNH 47001/2317, IMNH 78029/28051, IMNH 50001/2632, IMNH 75002/4917, IMNH 35016/31068, IMNH 47001/2316, IMNH 35009/17258, IMNH 71003/26666, IMNH 50001/2351, IMNH 47001/1711, IMNH 50001/2426, IMNH 48001/1843, IMNH 48001/17264, IMNH 71003/23828, IMNH 65003/23314, IMNH 47001/1543, IMNH 47001/1541, IMNH 78025/32057, IMNH 50001/2427, IMNH 48001/1494, IMNH 65003/23810, IMNH 47001/1710, IMNH 47001/1282, and IMNH 50001/2249.

Bison latifrons courtesy of BOR

A lower resolution, VR optimized version of our B. latifrons skeleton! 

Bison latifrons skeletal assembly composited using multiple specimens of comparable size from Bureau of Reclimation sites in Southeastern Idaho. 3-D model courtesy of Bureau of Reclimation.

Specimen numbers include: IMNH-48001/1770, IMNH 75002/27, IMNH 47001/1596, 48001/1479, IMNH 35016/966, IMNH 48001/2923, 35009/17260, IMNH 35016/31067, IMNH 78029/28050, IMNH 49001/2710, IMNH 35015/18011, IMNH 48002/20, IMNH 50001/1807, IMNH 47001/2317, IMNH 78029/28051, IMNH 50001/2632, IMNH 75002/4917, IMNH 35016/31068, IMNH 47001/2316, IMNH 35009/17258, IMNH 71003/26666, IMNH 50001/2351, IMNH 47001/1711, IMNH 50001/2426, IMNH 48001/1843, IMNH 48001/17264, IMNH 71003/23828, IMNH 65003/23314, IMNH 47001/1543, IMNH 47001/1541, IMNH 78025/32057, IMNH 50001/2427, IMNH 48001/1494, IMNH 65003/23810, IMNH 47001/1710, IMNH 47001/1282, and IMNH 50001/2249.

VR Ready Bison latifrons courtesy of the BOR

Bison buffalo

Bison

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Crimson Bison

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SMG Bison HiGen3D

**Species:** *Bison bison*

**Element:** Femur

**Side:** Right

**Provenience:** Trinity River alluvium, Dallas, Texas, USA

**Period:** Late Holocene

**Attribution:**  Archaeology Research Collections, Southern Methodist University.  Collected by Timothy Dalby.  Scan and digitization by Rooms 14, 16, and 17 fourth graders at The Lamplighter School, Dallas, Texas

Bison femur (right)

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Bisonte Americano

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Il Bisonte Giuppiture Gmod

As a proud Khadoran citizen, I could simply not standby as the incompetent engineers assigned to rebuild the glorious pride of the motherland, BEHEMOTH, struggle to recreate the engineering feat that allowed the monstrous warjack to stride on two legs. Instead, they decided to strap him onto the treads of the AC-10 Bison and call it a day. UNACCEPTABLE. For the Empire I took it upon myself to learn the craft of forging a warjack and after much trial and tribulation my efforts came to fruition. The Behemoth now shakes the earth with each step as he crushes foe with, gun, fist and foot…  ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ I couldn’t stand (and neither could Behemoth 2.0) that the warjack that got me into Khador all those years ago was not living up to his potential in the new version. So between sketchup and teaching myself blender, along with lots of trial and error I am satisfied to share Behemoth’s legs with the world! Big shoutout to Fableforgedprints for printing all the versions and troubleshooting/correcting all my 3d printing mistakes! Be sure to tag me or post if you end up using the legs for your 80mm Behemoth 2.0.

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