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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 ...
A never-photographed bird has been spotted in the UK for what could be the first time - a pure white treecreeper ...
In leucism, however, the melanin-producing cells themselves are absent. Albino animals have no pigment at all and have red or pink eyes.
Dhole or Indian wild dog, recorded by a tourist near a village bordering the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve on May 7, 2025 ...
The odds of spotting this kind of animal is between 1 in 30,000 to 1 in 1,000,000, according to Kansas Wildlife & Parks.
NSW's coastline is a prime location to witness this migration, with whales often swimming close to the shoreline, making them ...
Leucism is a genetic condition characterized by an overall pale appearance with patches of reduced pigmentation in an animal’s skin, fur, feathers or scales. It occurs when pigment-producing ...