Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo

The Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo is a zoo situated in Tupelo, Mississippi. At 175 sections of land 0.71 km2, it is the biggest zoo in the province of Mississippi. The Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo was established by Dan Franklin and is situated at 2272 North Coley Road. A huge crowd of American buffalo meander the recreation center. Altered school transports with vast, rough terrain tires bring guests into the recreation center to see the group. The Buffalo Park was home to Tukota, an uncommon white buffalo, not a pale skinned person. There are a few extraordinary legends by the Sioux clans clarifying the creation and the occasional event of the white wild ox. A white bison is so uncommon in certainty that they just happen one time in five million births.

Tukota was conceived at the recreation center. This made "Tukota" one of the more extraordinary creatures at the Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo. His name was the triumphant accommodation from Mrs. Factories' fourth Grade class at Rankin Elementary School in 2002. Tukota kicked the bucket in mid 2012 because of a battle with another wild ox in the recreation center. His wounds were dangerous, therefore the choice was made to euthanize the uncommon creature.