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'1 out of every 100,000:' See The Rare Female Elk Recently Spotted in Colorado
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'1 out of every 100,000:' See The Rare Female Elk Recently Spotted in Colorado
The female elk, which sports a brown and snow-white coat, "has been catching attention for a bit and for good reason" since it was spotted in Estes Park, a town that serves as the base for Rocky Mountain National Park. The appearance of the fur is the result of a genetic trait that causes a "white coat of hair with some patches of brown," according to the state agency.NOTE: this article was originally published to USA Today's Apple News channel …
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