Albino Zebras<br />Although rare, certain zebras can develop leucism, a condition that causes them to seem pale and practically golden. Leucism is a partial loss of pigment that gives blonde zebras their distinctive golden coloration, similar to albinism.<br /><br />Albino Domestic Dogs<br />Dogs with merle or piebald coats are sometimes mislabeled albino due to white flecks in their fur. A dog must not have any melanin in her skin, fur, or eyes in order to be termed a true albino.<br /><br />Albino Caribou<br />Only a few albino caribou sightings have ever been documented, with most of them coming from Alaska's far reaches.<br /><br />Albino Kangaroos<br />While most albino kangaroos are kept in captivity, there have been reports of a wild, albino kangaroo just outside of Australia's capital. Park rangers believe he's about two years old, which is a true feat for an albino kangaroo—albinism predisposes them to hearing and vision issues, which can make life in Australia's bushland extremely difficult.<br /><br />Albino Cats<br />Albinism does not apply to all white cats. Albino cats have no color pigmentation in their skin, fur, or eyes, whereas white cats have a gene coded for white fur.<br /><br />Albino Alligators<br />Although alligators are abundant in the swamps and lakes of southeastern America, albino alligators are unlikely to be found. In truth, only approximately a dozen albino and leutistic alligators exist in the world, and they are all kept in captivity.<br /><br />Albino Humpback Whales<br />Albino whales have been seen off the shores of Australia and Norway, but they must travel great distances in search of nutritious plankton. These whales' skin can take on a yellowish tinge depending on the health of the plankton they're eating.<br /><br />Albino Sea Turtles<br />Sea turtle populations are dropping all around the world, and albino sea turtles are incredibly rare. They're actually rather high on the world's list of endangered animals.<br /><br />Albino rabbits <br />Albino rabbits are uncommon in the wild because their coat color makes them vulnerable to predators, but they're quite<br /><br />For more information about animals click <br />https://bit.ly/2TPkJg0
