Rare White Bison Calf Missing from Yellowstone
The sacred calf, celebrated by Native American tribes, has not been seen since early June.
- The white bison calf, born on June 4, is considered a 1-in-a-million occurrence.
- Native American tribes held a ceremony to honor the calf, naming it 'Wakan Gli' or 'Return Sacred.'
- The National Park Service has not confirmed any sightings since June 4, raising concerns about the calf's fate.
- Leucistic rather than albino, the calf's birth is seen as a significant natural event by park officials.
- The calf's disappearance is particularly poignant given its cultural and spiritual significance.