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Three white bison (or, it's ok to say buffalo!) at Bear River State Park in Evanston, Wyoming, including the new white baby! There was a white buffalo born in Yellowstone recently, but these aren't them. There might not be a lot of pictures of these because Evanston isn't as touristy as Yellowstone, but as you can see this conservation herd is fenced in, so it's very easy to find them.
Evanston is also pretty close to Utah so if you're in Salt Lake City, it might be worth a little stopover. Apparently, Evanston is known as the place that Utahns go for their...things that are illegal/more controlled in Utah...
Although FYI the visitor's center is being remodeled until July 1!
The Bison Roam
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White Buffalo by Roger Brown Via Flickr: So I came across this prestigious animal today. White buffalo are extremely rare; the National Bison Association has estimated that they only occur in approximately one out of every 10 million births.
Last week at Yellowstone National Park, a sacred and rare event took place as a white buffalo calf was born. The occurrence holds deep sign
According to the National Bison Association, there are approximately 500,000 bison in North America, and only about one in every ten million bison born is white.
Among the Lakota people, the white bison holds a special place in their spirituality and traditions. The legend of the White Buffalo Calf Woman is central to their beliefs.
According to the legend, a white buffalo calf appeared to the Lakota many generations ago and transformed into a beautiful woman who taught them sacred ceremonies and imparted important spiritual knowledge. The White Buffalo Calf Woman promised to return again, signaling a time of peace and harmony.
In a rare event, a white bison calf was born in Yellowstone National Park on Tuesday afternoon. More details here.
Greg Hildebrandt, "Mystic Warrior"