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.
SmallJoys has found 23 albino animals that are actually very rare. So, this is your chance to see them.
Horse
Deer
Turtle
Alligator
Owl
Squirrel
Lady bug
Giraffe
Cockroach
Goramy
Sea urchin
Crow
Hedgehog
Moose
Peacock
Tiger
Finch
Dolphin
Kangaroo
Zebra
Gorilla (the only one found in history)
Orangutan
Doberman
Bonus.
Budapest highflyer
Damascus goat — baby and adult
Tortoise frog
Hammerhead worm
Visored bat
Madagascar leaf-nosed snake
Luna moth
Harpy Eagle
Babirusa pig
Mexican hairy dwarf
Tiger Wing butterfly
Budgett’s frog
Dugong Marsa Alam
Calliostoma annulatum snail
Mata mata
Mexican honeypot ant
Markia hystrix lichen
Royal Flycatcher
Agama mwanzae — Spider-Man lizard
Long-eared jerboa