Recently, the Sichuan Wolong National Nature Reserve Administration released a photo of a white giant panda with white hair and claws walking in a lush primeval forest. This is recorded by the field infrared trigger camera in the reserve.
According to expert analysis, this panda is an albino individual. Li Sheng, a researcher at the School of Life Sciences of Peking University, introduced that the phenomenon of "albinism" is widespread in various groups of vertebrates, but it is relatively rare, usually due to genetic mutations that cause the normal synthesis of melanin in animals, so that it is white, yellowish white or light yellow in external form. Usually there is no obvious impact on animal activity and reproduction.
Tomoe ikeda, a hairdresser from Tokyo, Japan, raises three baby hedgehogs, shirikati, mom hedgehogs, ganmo, dad, and their son hanpen. Hedgehog mother Shirikati and son Shirikati both suffer from albinism and therefore look unusually white, while ganmo as husband and father is normal. Ikeda loves his three hedgehogs so much that he often shares pictures of them on ins, in which his mother Shirikati and son Shirikati are as beautiful and endearing as angels.
A rare albino wallaby was born at the Czech Desin Zoo, and the wallaby popped its head out of its mother's nursery bag.
Cute and cute albino lions, white skin or hair make these little creatures look like elves coming out of fairy tales.
In the Falkland Islands, England, photographers have photographed rare albino penguins. It is understood that this penguin, which looks like an albino variant, is actually due to genetic pigment disorders that cause birds to not grow dark feathers, so the penguin feathers become grayish yellow or light brown.
37-year-old photographer Craig Parry photographed the rare albino humpback whale migaloo in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia, and few photographers have been able to photograph this famous albino whale, but Craig was lucky enough to meet it on its way to the warm waters, and in the deep blue waters, the behemoth glowed white like a ghost floating in the night.
Video screenshot: On September 29, 2015, local time, Kate Cummings, Monterey Bay, California, photographed a rare albino dolphin, which and its companion, a gray-black dolphin, frolicked on the surface of the water, and when it swam underwater, it even fluorescent.