The Schwinn Tango may look familiar to you and since our modern day Schwinn Tango is based on our 1950âs design that would make sense. With the Schwinn Tango we repeated parts of the classic design that we loved while utilizing new rider technology to mix function, style, and classic design into one tandem cruiser.chwinn Signature Bike of the Month: The Tango. By Schwinn Bikes Leave a Comment. This year we will be featuring a new Schwinn Signature 2015 bike model each month. The Schwinn Signature Series is our line of bikes sold exclusively through independent bike dealers (IBD) around the world.
Bison are typically much healthier than cows because they naturally feed on grass and arenât pumped full of unhealthy commercial feed or loaded with hormones and antibiotics. Bison is a natural, sustainable meat and federal regulations prohibit the use of artificial growth hormones in the animal.
A: On average, 9 out of 100 adult bison will die during the winter. Generally these animals entered winter in poor condition due to age, disease, or injuries. Young bison entering their first winter face a higher risk of dying: 20 to 40 of every 100 first-year animals may die from accidents, winter exposure, or predation. Q: Why do bison roll in the dirt? A: This rolling, also called wallowing, deters biting flies and removes tufts of molted fur. Bison also leave their scent in the wallow. And during the rut, bull bison wallow to display their strength and vigor. Q: What do they eat? A: Bison eat primarily grasses and sedges. Q: Why do they have a big hump? A: A bisonâs massive hump is comprised of muscles supported by long vertebrae; this allows a bison to use its head as a snowplow in winter, swinging side to side to sweep aside the snow. Q: Do bison ever live alone?