1-in-10-million: Rare white bison born at Wyoming state park

White bison born at Wyoming state park turns out to be 1-in-10 million occurrence

On its Facebook page, Bear River State Park mentioned that the bison is not albino. Instead, the animal is said to have a rare genetic makeup that resulted in its white fur.

‘Ball of fluff’: rare white bison born in Wyoming is first in park’s 32-year history

One of Bear River state park’s white heifers had given birth to a snowy calf, who is healthy and runs in circles called ‘zoomies’

‘1-in-10-million’ rare white bison calf born at Wyoming state park

A rare white bison calf was born at a state park in Wyoming earlier this month.

'Fairly Rare' White Bison Birth at Wyoming State Park Is a 1 in 10 Million Occurrence

Bear River State Park clarified that the baby animal's color is caused by the small amount of cattle genetics found in most bison

‘1-in-10-million’ rare white bison calf born at Wyoming state park

A rare white bison calf was born at a state park in Wyoming earlier this month.

Rare white bison born in Wyoming

By Darienne DeBrule Click here for updates on this story     EVANSTON, Wyoming (KSTU) — A new white bison calf was born at Bear River State Park in Evanston earlier in May, attracting the attention of hundreds of visitors. Just an hour and a half away from Salt Lake City, this sighting has captured the attention of many Utahns — like the White family, who are no strangers to rare occurrences, including raising spontaneous triplets. The Whites, …