Rare White Bison Calf Missing in Yellowstone National Park

The calf, celebrated by Native American tribes, has not been seen since its birth on June 4.

The white bison calf, named Wakan Gli, holds cultural significance for Native American tribes.
Yellowstone officials confirmed the calf's birth but have been unable to locate it since.
Biologists state the calf is leucistic, not albino, making its birth a rare natural event.
Approximately one in five bison calves die shortly after birth due to natural hazards.
The calf's birth is seen as a fulfillment of a Lakota prophecy and a signal for ecological action.