Native American Ceremony Will Celebrate Birth of White Buffalo Calf in Yellowstone Park
A white buffalo calf with a dark nose and eyes was born on June 4 in the the park's Lamar Valley
A white buffalo calf with a dark nose and eyes was born on June 4 in the the park's Lamar Valley
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White buffalo — also known as bison — are held sacred by many Native Americans who greeted news of the birth of one in Yellowstone as an auspicious sign
A similar white buffalo calf was born in Wisconsin in 1994 and was named Miracle
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