You Won't Believe This Sentence Is Grammatically Correct

Back in 1972, a grad student at Indiana University named William J. Rapaport constructed an eight word buffalo sentence for his students to solve. The sentence contains eight words-all of them buffalo. Scroll down to read it. Just remember, the sentence is grammatically correct.

Read the sentence again, and as you do, remember that the word buffalo can also mean: to awe, intimidate or baffle someone.

Which means, basically: Bison from Buffalo, New York who are intimidated by certain bison in their home town, also happen to intimidate their neighbor bison.

Here. Let's break this ALL the way down (the verbs are highlighted):

Buffalo buffalo [that] Buffalo buffalo buffalo [also] buffalo Buffalo buffalo.