Albinism is a rare phenomenon in the animal world, when the body lacks melanin pigment, causing the skin, fur and eyes to be white or pale pink.

1. Snowflake the Albino Gorilla : Snowflake was discovered in a small village in Equatorial Guinea in 1966 and was later transferred to the Barcelona Zoo. With her pure white fur and distinctive blue eyes, Snowflake became the symbol of the zoo and inspired scientific research on albinism in animals . Snowflake died in 2003. (Photo: Live Science)

2. Claude the Albino Alligator: Claude was a famous albino alligator living at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco. Measuring more than 3 meters long, Claude stood out not only for his pure white color but also for his rare blue eyes. Claude was discovered in Florida, USA, and has lived at the Academy of Sciences since 2008. (Photo: Wikipedia)

3. Albino Peacock: Their pure white feathers when spreading their tails create a unique and magical sight. Albino peacocks are considered rare and often appear in famous sanctuaries or zoos around the world. Their images always captivate viewers and are widely shared on social networks. (Photo: iStock)

4. Michelangelo’s albino turtle: Michelangelo’s albino turtle is one of the rare individuals of the turtle species with a distinctive white color. Michelangelo was discovered in a wildlife sanctuary in Australia and immediately became the star of this sanctuary. The white shell and red eyes make Michelangelo stand out and attract the attention of many scientists and tourists. (Photo: People)

5. White Bambi albino deer: Albino deer, sometimes called “White Bambi”. These deer are often found in forests in North America and Europe. With pure white fur and pink or blue eyes, they create a romantic and mysterious image. However, this prominence also makes them vulnerable to hunting and become the target of poachers. (Photo: Daily Mail)

6. Albino Kangaroo Kimberly: Kimberly is a famous albino kangaroo living at an animal park in Australia. With her distinctive white fur, Kimberly has become the star of the park and a symbol of wildlife conservation efforts. Kimberly’s rarity and unusual beauty attract many visitors to the park to admire her. (Photo: wikimedia)

7. Albino Dolphin Pinky: Albino Dolphin Pinky was discovered in Louisiana, USA. Pinky has a pale pink color due to her albinism, which makes her special among common dolphins. Pinky often appears near cruise ships and has become a symbol of the waters where she lives. (Photo: slate)

8. Albino hedgehog: An albino hedgehog became an internet star after its owner, Tokiko Kojima, posted pictures of it on her personal page. Unlike other hedgehogs, this hedgehog lives in a warm environment and receives adequate care. (Photo: New York Post)