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Rare white bison in herd at Missouri's Dogwood Canyon Nature Park

Rare white bison now living at Missouri’s Dogwood Canyon Nature Park The rare white one joined the heard earlier this year and is named Takoda, meaning “friend to everyone Author: Sasha Sander (KSDK) Updated: 7:12 PM CST February 9, 2021 LAMPE, Mo. A park in the Missouri Ozark Mountains has spotted a rare white American bison. The Dogwood Canyon Nature Park said the park has a herd of 25 bison. The rare white one joined the heard earlier this year and is named Takoda, meaning “friend to everyone. The animal is thought to be a sign of peace and good fortune. If you’d like to catch a glimpse of Takoda in person, the park is offering a Wildlife Tram Tour. It includes a two-hour guided ride through the canyon and into the ridgetops of Arkansas where herds of bison, elk and deer reside. The ride will cost $25 for adults and $15 for children. 

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