A rare albino deer was recently spotted in our viewing area, and ABC13 reached out to wildlife experts to ask some questions ...

Piebald coloration - also referred to as leucistic - is a rare color phase in which an animal or fish's skin lacks all color ...

Albino birds have fully white plumage and pink beaks, eyes, and feet, but leucistic ones are white with black beaks, eyes, ...

Angie Trumbo is the conservation director for the Tracy Aviary in Salt Lake City. She said this genetic mutation isn’t seen ...

The Norfolk Wildlife Trust has confirmed that the bird is leucistic rather than albino. READ MORE: Rare bird seen soaking up the sun in Norfolk Unlike albino blackbirds, those with leucism have dark ...

But white patches are still considered uncommon. The Norfolk Wildlife Trust has confirmed that the bird is leucistic rather than albino. READ MORE: Rare bird seen soaking up the sun in Norfolk ...

Sometimes, it just is. This beautiful albino deer is incredibly rare—its odds of being born are estimated at just 1 in 20,000 to 30,000, though some studies put the number as high as 1 in 100,000.

This stunning sea turtle isn’t albino—it's leucistic. Here's what makes this pale yellow turtle so rare and how it beat the ...

Dr Vince Lee, from the Cambridgeshire Bird Club, believed the bird was leucistic rather than albino, but said it was difficult to tell from the photos. "Albinos have pink eyes and tend not to ...