Albino deer are so rare that albino occurs in only one of out of 100,000 births, and very few fawns survive beyond the first year of life. According to Nature.Org, "most white deer exhibit a ...

The video was later reshared by the weather account AccuWeather on X, with the caption: "A rare majestic white deer among the winter snow. Albino deer occur at an average rate of 1 in 30,000 births." ...

When it comes to deer, however, prey animals by nature, albino genes put them at a disadvantage. Gleaming white fur surely doesn’t help deer avoid the merciless eye of predators in the forest.

Albino deer lack pigmentation and have a completely white hide and pink eyes, nose and hooves. According to North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, only one in 30,000 deer suffer from albinism.

"What a spiritual moment we had last night seeing this Albino Moose with her twin ... Patrick's Day. Rare White Deer Sighting Turns Student's Trip into a 'Fairytale' The coloring, which wore ...

A Mississippi turkey hunter harvested a rare white turkey on opening day of the season. The bird, believed to be leucistic, ...

but it’s estimated to be around 1 in several million – making it even more rare than an albino (all white hair) or piebald (white spotted) mule deer. A one-in-a-million anomaly.” ...

Glace Rone shot a rare, snow-white turkey, a leucistic wild bird, on the opening day of Mississippi’s spring turkey season.