Nature gives life to animals and plants with enviable colors we are used to seeing colorful furs, butterflies with peculiar shades, peacocks with colored tails like a rainbow. But even animal species can be born with peculiar albinism. It is a genetic pigmentation disorder that changes the color of the skin or hair, which turns white or pink. Eye color also changes often. While animals with albinism are at greater risk – as albinism means poorer eyesight and a greater chance of being seen by predators – their beauty is unmistakable and these 15 photos prove it.
#1. This little turtle swims with the others, and in the midst of its companions, it is distinguished by its color.
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#2. It is difficult to see a white alligator: this person managed to do so and immediately immortalized it resting.
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#3. This animal, which looks like a deer, is also resting: its white coat on the leaves seems almost covered with snow.
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#4. A beautiful albino python writhes in the trees: with its unusual color, it is hardly scary.
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#5. On the contrary, this photo shows an albino seahorse: it is a difficult animal to see up close, but seeing an albino is a real chance.
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#6. Here is a little squirrel: its coat is white but it looks almost striped. It is a real rarity.
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#7. This little mouse, with its red eyes, could be scary. But her white coat and small paws make her cuter.
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#8. The peacock is famous for its very colorful feathers. Although they are white, it retains all its appeal.
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#9. Here is a small albino elephant: it has just been born and it stays close to its mother, who always keeps it under close surveillance.
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#10. Here, a family of deer and all of them have the condition of albinism: they look like snow deer.
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#11. Even the penguin can be albino, like many species of animals. And it keeps all its charm.
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#12. Does an albino zebra lose its coat patterns? Absolutely not, and this photo shows that the traces remain.
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#13. An albino snail: on the outside, you wouldn’t believe it, but its nature is revealed as soon as it comes out of its shell.
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#14. Here is a small albino frog: it too has lighter skin, but not white either, and eyes tending to red.
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#15. His majesty the lion: he does not have his usual amber color but he is still the king of the forest and his role is not questioned by his color.
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It is not the color of the fur, the feathers, or the scales that determine beauty: it is the gestures, the expression, and the elegance. Have you ever seen an animal with albinism?