so the once-endangered species can now fly alongside other national symbols including the national tree (the oak tree), the national floral emblem (the rose), and the national mammal (the bison).
Three hundred years later, the westward expansion of European settlers, the development of the Transcontinental Railroad and the US military's encouragement of bison hunting to force Indigenous ...
The law signed by the president designates a national bird alongside other patriotic symbols. The national mammal is the North American bison, the national tree is the oak, while the national ...