Life in the Fast Lane has a great post portraying a huge variety of albino animals. I’ve seen albino ferrets and gorillas before, but the buffalo and the giraffes were new to me.
twoeightnine
We have a bunch of white deer just down the highway from me.
http://senecawhitedeer.org/
Zakk
White bison are actually quite sacred and important to native american culture.
Dan of the North
I was at a park with my kids and we saw a completely white squirrel. It was very weird seeing a bright white squirrel chasing a black squirrel up a dark-colored tree. The albino squirrel really stood out. Apparently, this squirrel is well known to the park and has been given a name.
Ellie
Awesome pictures, but I don’t think the giraffe is albino because it doesn’t look like it has red eyes. Albino denotes a lack of pigment; this guy seems to just have a different genetic marker for the color of its hair.
JulianaLeo
I spotted an albino Canadian Goose this morning,
in Chester VA – it does have the reddish eye pigment, upon a closer look via my lens.
see http://www.thefauxchateau.com under Oddities – for a picture.
Juliana
http://www.thefauxchateau.com
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