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

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

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 Unlike ...

A "very beautiful" white blackbird has been spotted in a garden in Taverham, near Norwich.

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The presence of white monkeys across Sri Lanka — whether leucistic or albino — highlights the island country’s rich biodiversity and unique genetic variations.

Both leucistic and albino crayfish are extremely rare in the wild. Most experts agree that you’d be lucky to find even one white crayfish in the wild during your lifetime.

Unlike leucistic deer, which may have patches of brown or partial pigmentation, true albino deer completely lack melanin, resulting in their pure white fur and striking pink eyes.

It’s uncommon.” Albino animals are white with pink eyes, while leucistic animals are white with dark-colored eyes. Skalicky says both only occur in about 1 in 10,000 mammals.