Fota Island returns two rare young bison to the wild

An Irish wildlife park has played a key role saving Europe’s largest land mammal from extinction.

Fota Island returns two rare young bison to the wild

Two rare European bison who were born and reared in Fota Wildlife Park in Cork are among six captive-bred female bison who have been relocated to the wild in Romania.

They have been monitored using radio-collars as they roamed through the Vanatori Neamt Nature Park since their arrival there last Wednesday.

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