Rare albino animals

アルビノの孔雀 違いがあるからこそ、世界は美しい。

Albinism is an innate melanin deficiency that results in a lack of color in skin, hair, fur, and the iris of the eye. In people, there is one albino in every 20 thousand newborns. Strangely, in Africa, to the South of the Sahara, they are born way more often. It is also interesting that not just people can be albino — animals can be albino too. It’s probably not easy to be a white tiger, a white owl, or a white giraffe in the wild world.

From crocodiles to gorillas, these are ten images of the rarest albino animals in the world, and it seems albinism can make them look even more amazing.

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Wallaby | A-Z List of 125 Rare Albino Animals [Pics]

White Roughneck Monitor

It is said that ravens were once white, to see a white raven now, is to see beyond the veil, into the past...in a time before Thought and Memory could whisper of all things, both in the world and in our very minds...

Came across this cool picture of a white bobcat. First one I have seen.

Staff at Hampshire's Hart Wildlife Rescue have named the rare and unusual critter Snow White after she wouldn't stop looking in the mirror they placed in her enclosure.

White elephant