15 Most Beautiful White Animals In The World

In the animal world, color is key. Sometimes color may reveal gender, as with birds, where male birds are more colorful than females. Sometimes color can be a warning sign to stay away, such as with the poison dart frog or venomous coral snakes. What about when an animal is born all white? Have you ever seen a white lion? What about a white alligator? If you want to see some magical animals that look like they come straight out of a fairy tale, keep watching, as we countdown 15 most beautiful white animals in the world.

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Raccoon

Did you know there are white raccoons? Albino raccoons are quite rare, to say the least. In fact,
albinism affects one in 10,000 raccoons, resulting in the albino raccoon, which is a typical raccoon with pure white fur, pink eyes, and a pink nose. Albino raccoons are extremely rare, yet the chances of sighting one are incredible. Albino raccoons lose their characteristic black and grey coloration, as well as the bandit strip across their eyes, due to a genetic abnormality. It's the same color all the way down to their toes. Imagine an entire family of white raccoons just like in this video.

We just finished telling you white raccoons are rare and now we’re showing you five young, white raccoons. Go figure! Rosie the Monkey pays a visit to her blonde raccoon pals. Rosie is completely enamored with them. She even assisted with the bottle feeding of these newborns before their eyes were open! She's a fantastic monkey, and the raccoons' bond and trust for Rosie is incredible! She treats them as though she were their mother. This is an excellent example of how people should get along

Stunning Screech

Screech owls are generally gray or rusty brown in hue; however, this bird lacks melanin to develop color due to albinism. The albino screech owl has a white coat because of this, and it has red eyes. Visually, it makes for an amazing contrast In this next video, this white owl has dark eyes, but it’s still very white. Because the cells that produce melanin pigment are lacking in leucistic birds, their plumage lacks melanin pigment. Leucism is passed on via generations.

Feathers are frail, prone to wear, and may not be recognized or accepted by potential mates on occasion. The white plumage is caused by albinism, a series of hereditary illnesses in which the pigment melanin in a bird's feathers is produced insufficiently or not at all. You can see in this video how majestic this bird looks, perched on a fence, he looks out into the world.

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