By Sakshi Sah
Published Feb 07, 2025

Hindustan Times
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5 rare albino animals that will amaze you

In the animal kingdom, colour helps animals find mates, warn of danger, or blend into their surroundings.

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Albinism is a genetic condition that stops animals from making melanin, the pigment that gives skin, fur, and eyes their colour.

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Albino ferrets have white fur, pink eyes, and a playful nature.

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Some snails are born without pigment, making their shells and bodies appear white or translucent.

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Fishing cats usually have dark spots to blend in, but albino ones lack this pattern, making them stand out.

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A skunk's black-and-white fur warns predators to stay away. Albino skunks, however, are completely white or creamish.

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Raccoons are known for their dark “mask,” but albino raccoons lose this feature, making them look unique.

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Albino animals may be rare, but they remind us how unique and diverse nature truly is.

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