www.oddee.com/item_96521.aspx10 Fascinating Albino Animals
 Published on 12/12/2008  under Weird Science  - 114,289 views  
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  Albino Alligators
 Albino Alligators
From over 2 million alligators in the United States, only about 40 are albino. This 14 year-old 
albino alligator  (Alligator mississppiensis), named 'White Diamond', was born in  Louisiana in the U.S. grew up at the St. Augustin-Alligator Farm in  Florida, and is now part of a travelling reptile show called 'Land der  Reptilien'.
 
 
  Albino Frogs
 Albino Frogs
 Albino frogs
 Albino frogs  are actually fairly common. These 19 identical male albino frogs were  prepared by nuclear transplantation into unfertilized eggs of the dark 
green female frog, as part of an experiment on animal cloning. 
         Albino Penguin
 Albino Penguin

 This one-in-a-million 
albino African penguin chick was hatched at Bristol Zoo on 2002.  The chick, named Snowdrop, was born alongside its black-and-white sibling and keepers suspected it was a first among zoos. 
  Albino Monkeys
 Albino Monkeys

 This albino 
Pygmy Marmoset monkeys  were born at the Froso Zoo in Ostersund, on 2006. Both died just hours  after they became the first albinos of their breed to be born in  captivity. The Pygmy Marmoset monkeys are the world's 
smallest, growing up to just 35cm and weighting barely 100 grams. 
  Albino Whales
 Albino Whales

 'Moby', the all 
white whale, was first observed by Paul Hodda from the Australian 
Whale  Conservation Society in the early 1990's. Since then he has been  spotted at least 30 times. Moby is believed to be male, is probably an  albino and is the first white whale for many decades not destined to 
meet the likes of Captain Ahab. 
  Albino Squirrels
 Albino Squirrels

 Only 10 in every one million 
squirrels  are born with albinism, and have a very short life expectancy because  they are easily seen by both predators and prey due to their obvious  lack of camouflage.  
  Albino Deers
 Albino Deers

 At the foothills of the Erzgebirge Mountains in eastern Germany, this snow-white deer with 
pink eyes and skin was found by hunters. An 
albino deer is one in 100,000 
according to by zoologists. 
  Albino Kangaroos
 Albino Kangaroos
 Albino Kangaroos
 Albino Kangaroos are extremely rare, and found almost exclusively on Australian Zoos.  Everyday the Kangaroo's care giver puts sunscreen on them, so they won't get sunburn. 
  Albino Pelicans
 Albino Pelicans

 This 
albino pelican was found at Curitiba, ParanĂ¡, Brazil. 
  Albino Pythons
 Albino Pythons

 This Albino Type II Tiger Pythons sell for $15,000 each.  An extremely rare breed, these pythons showcase a co-dominant tiger pattern.
 
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