Rare And Beautiful Albino Animals - Are Nature Forgot To Colour..?

    Albinism is a hereditary genetic condition that affects a wide range of animals. This syndrome may impact mammals such as humans, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and fish. Albinism causes animals' skin, hair, and eyes to look whiter or paler than usual. This gives people afflicted a distinct look, and affected animals stand out from the rest of their species... Here are some photos of stunning albino animals.

Wallaby

At a zoo in the Czech Republic, a newborn albino wallaby joey rests patiently in its mother's safe bag.

Wallaby

Alisa, a rare albino wallaby joey, is pictured inside an enclosure at a zoo in Kazan, Russia. The infant wallaby is curious and calm, according to zookeepers.

Whale

In 2010, a little southern right whale emerged from the ocean on Argentina's Valdez Peninsula.

Orangutan 

  The female blonde-haired orangutan, an uncommon species in comparison to these hominids, was found in 2017 in a rural town in Kapuas Hulu district, Central Kalimantan province, Indonesia. The orangutan was taken to BOSF's rehabilitation facility in Nyaru Menteng, where the NGO cares for almost 500 monkeys.

Fish 

Axalotti albino fish is an uncommon species. A salamander that spends its whole existence as a larva creeps inside an aquarium at Aquaria KLCC in Kuala Lumpur.

Penguin 

  A three-month-old albino penguin made its debut at the Gdansk Zoo in Gdansk, Poland, in March 2019.

Turtle

  In a pond on Khram island, Thailand, a rare albino baby turtle is seen amid black turtle babies.

Peacock

  At the Botanic Garden in Bogota, a rare Colombian albino peacock reveals its white feathers.

Orangutan 

  Alba was rescued in 2017 by local villagers, who kept her imprisoned in a cage until she no longer required human assistance, and members of the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (Bosf) returned her to her native environment at the end of the following year. The only known live albino orangutan was discovered in excellent condition in the woods of Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park in Katingan, Central Kalimantan province, Indonesia.

Snake

A rare albino Japanese Rat Snake is shown at a snake-watching facility in Iwakuni, southern Japan.

Crocodile

A rare crocodile is on show in a vivarium at the Paris Tropical Aquarium.