Spotting an albino squirrel on UT's campus may be good ... The recognizable all-white features are caused by a partial or complete loss of pigmentation, according to National Geographic: Albinism ...

If you are ever out in nature and you see an albino deer – or an albino animal (complete loss of pigmentation) of any kind for that matter – consider yourself lucky. If you’re ever outside and you ...

Albino deer are among the rarest sights in the wild, occurring in only one out of every 100,000 births. Unlike leucistic deer ...