What makes this little donkey so special? Where in the National Park System can you see it on display?
Check back with Traveler tomorrow for the answer and pertinent information.
National Park Mystery Photo 38: Not an Ordinary Donkey
By Bob Janiskee - November 9th, 2011
This little guy -- or is it a gal? -- gets stared at a lot.
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You're in the right ballpark, Lindsey. For the complete answer and an explanation of the clues, see National Park Mystery Photo 38 Revealed: A Very Special White Crust, which was posted in Traveler early this morning.