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Albinism in the wonderful nature

What happens when nature grows and prospers literally? Every day, we see many different shades, creating nature. So it should not surprise us when nature is sometimes short of colors.
Albinism is a hereditary disease of the total absence of skin or a piece hair- or eye pigment characterized, there are still errors tyrosinase, an enzyme containing copper related to melanin synthesis. We present fanciful, beautiful images of polar animals! Let yourself be surprised by our exceptional animal collection! Exposure

White Animals – Arctic Wolf

Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals The display can be in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago Arctic-Loup and the islands which belong to Alaska and northern Greenland, found. Schneeeule Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals This beautiful bird is 52-71 cm long, with 125-150 cm wingspan. White-footed sportive lemur Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals Beluga – it remains in the cold of the Arctic Ocean Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals White Cat Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals White Rabbit Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals White Lion Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals The white lion is a rare mutation pigment subspecies hybrid cats. Seen in some game reserves in South. Africa albino turtle underwater Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals Albino Alligator Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals Albino hedgehog Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals Albino Mountain Goat Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals Polar bears Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals They are carnivorous animals and live in the Arctic Circle. Albino Parrot Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals The white tiger Albinism in the incredible natural - White Animals It is a rare pigment variation Tigers of India, who lives in Bengal and Assam.