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

At least 3 Florida attractions are home to albino and leucistic alligators Like normal alligators, white gators eat everything from fish and snails to turtles Let’s face it — in Florida, a lot ...

White peacocks are most often leucistic, not albino. ... Leucistic peacocks are sold by breeders at around $175 to $250. Even if white peafowl do occur in the wild, ...

A set of 18 leucistic alligators — all brothers — were rescued in a swamp in Louisiana in the 1980s and taken in by Audubon Zoo in New Orleans. Seven remain alive today, and three of them have ...

White alligators don't blend in well with their natural habitat so their prey can see them easily. It is much harder for them to catch food to eat ...

Leucistic alligator Bouya Blan ("white fog") previously was listed as a Gator Spot resident, too, according to Gatorland's website. Wild Florida in Kenansville, Florida, has two albino alligators ...

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

The turtle, which looks albino, is a “leucistic” loggerhead, meaning its coloration is mostly white, according to a post on the Cape Hatteras National Seashore’s Instagram.

Albino birds are very uncommon. More often seen are leucistic birds, which have random white markings, sometimes a spot or two, and are sometimes almost white. Albino birds have white plumage, period.