Rare Buffalo Born

Rare white buffalo born in Arizona
A rare white buffalo has given birth to an even-rarer white
calf in Flagstaff, Ariz., a one-in-10-million occurrence.
"This is so rare specifically because she was born white,"
Keith Davis of the Spirit Mountain Ranch told the Arizona
Republic. "The others were born red (like normal buffaloes)
and turned white." Dena and Jim Riley, owners of the ranch,
said none of their 11 white buffaloes is albino. They are
the result of a genetic mutation causing the usual fur
color, black or brown, to be white. The birth of a white
bison holds special significance for many American Indian
tribes, who consider it a symbol of the world's rebirth
during troubled times. The ranchers are expecting
travellers from around the globe to visit their new
addition.

That is so cool!