These beautiful animals look as if they’ve been lifted from the pages of a mythical storybook, or transported from another world not like our own. But, in fact, these creatures are of this world. However, they have albinism, a congenital condition defined by partial or complete absence of pigment in the skin, hair, and eyes, the lack of...

rare brown panda - The giant panda is one of nature's cutest and most rare animals. But one subspecies of giant panda is especially rare (and cute). Qinling pandas are brown-and-tan-colored instead of the usual black-and-white. They are named for the only place on Earth where they can be found: the remote Qinling Mountains in western China. Really COOL!!!

Albino Penguin via Penguin Planet

RARE ALBINO HUMMINGBIRD .

White alligator is one of rarest in world with only 12 of its kind.These are not albino animals, they are what we call leucistic, which means they have a little bit of pigmentation around the mouth and a little touch on the tail and they have piercing blue eyes.

Today: A pet rhino, a Mini hire scheme, and a literal zebra crossing.

a rare Albino Bald Eagle

Albino Kangaroos are extremely rare, and found almost exclusively on Australian Zoos.

Albino Menagerie

These beautiful animals look as if they’ve been lifted from the pages of a mythical storybook, or transported from another world not like our own. But, in fact, these creatures are of this world. However, they have albinism, a congenital condition defined by partial or complete absence of pigment in the skin, hair, and eyes, the lack of...

Fox squirrel types live throughout a lot of the USA, leaving out the eastern coastline. It is the biggest sort of squirrel varying from 17 to 27 inches long.

No, they're not pigments of your imagination, these dark creatures (the opposites of albinos) display melanism meaning they're much blacker than normal. While Black Panthers (actually leopards) are the most well-known melanistic animals, a host of others have also been known to change their spots... into one BIG spot.