Jackdaw (Corvus monedula) with plumage pigment abnormality (Leucism) in closeup, eating seeds from the top of a stone wall. January, Kent, UK [Half speed]

2 rare white giraffes were spotted in Kenya

Rare white beaver spotted in marsh near Perth

RARE BIRD ALERT! Have you ever spotted a white American robin? Birds & Blooms reader Kathleen Ernst shared a video of a leucistic robin that stood out in a flock. Find out more about this unique sighting: https://buff.ly/1Xk58rA | Birds & Blooms Magazine

Did you know? There’s often confusion between leucism and albinism: • Albinism is a complete lack of the pigment melanin, resulting in pure white fur and pink or reddish eyes, nose, and hooves. • Leucism, on the other hand, causes a partial loss of pigmentation, meaning the animal may appear pale or patchy but retains normal eye and nose color. This little one, with its pink eyes and creamy white coat, is a true albino — a living rarity of the wild. | Sushanta Bhandarkar

Albinism: Video, Causes, & Meaning | Osmosis