An albino deer. It walked right in front of my car ... “I was thrilled to see it,” he added. “I take pics and videos of deer and other wildlife all the time. It has become a bit of a hobby for me. To ...

An incredibly rare albino orca was caught on camera leaping out of the ocean, leaving an impassioned wildlife photographer “shaking with excitement.” Japanese freelance photographer Noriyuki ...

James Hook and Company shared a photo over the weekend of a rare albino lobster caught off the coast of Maine. "1 in 100 million," the company posted to Facebook, a reference to how rare it is to ...

The albino panda is seen eating a piece of bamboo. Pandas generally eat between 26 and 84 pounds of bamboo every day, according to the World Wildlife Fund. Screengrab from video by CCTV.

Albino deer by contrast only happen in an estimated one in 20,000 to 30,000 deer births, according to experts. The family spotted not one, but two different white deer in the same field.

Sam Haught, co-owner and co-founder of Wild Florida, told Newsweek: "There are less than 200 albino alligators in the world and we're so lucky now to have a total of 8 here at Wild Florida. 4 ...

Rare albino Galapagos giant tortoise faces the world By Reuters June 3, 20223:08 PM PDTUpdated June 3, 2022 ...

A photo of a rare white deer was voted the winner of the Pennsylvania Game Commission's summer trail camera contest. The picture was taken in early August in Washington County. Albino, piebald and ...

Albino deer are so enticing to hunters, for example, that several U.S. states prohibit them from being hunted. Some albino creatures do find success in the wild, however.

In May 2021, a set of photographs supposedly showing a baby albino bat was widely circulated on social media. The "animal" seen here isn't an animal at all. This is actually a small plush doll ...

Snowflake, an albino lowland gorilla, had parents that passed on copies of a gene found in other albino animals like mice, horses, and chickens. Leucistic animals are mostly white but can produce ...

Snowflake the albino gorilla seen here when he was young. Snowflake was born in the wild and captured by villages in Equatorial Guinea in 1966. He lived most of his life at the Barcelona Zoo.