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For First Nations peoples, particularly those on the Great Plains, the buffalo (bison) is the literal and spiritual heartbeat of their culture. It symbolizes abundance, strength, resilience, and unity. The animal is revered as a relative that willingly sacrificed itself to sustain the people, the buffalo (bison) is sacred because it represents the ultimate provider. This reverence shapes culture, spirituality, and daily life. #buffalo #restoration #heritage #fyp #nativetiktok #indigenous

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