Albino deer are easily identified by their distinct features. "Albino deer have all white hair and pink eyes, noses, and hooves," said Folks. Not all white deer are albino.

Conversely, albino animals lack melanin—the natural pigment responsible for hair/fur, skin, and eye coloration—leaving them entirely white." There's one main difference between the two ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ deer program specialist, Brent Rudolph, has stated that there is “no biological reason to protect the genetic trait that causes a deer to be all-white or ...

Albino squirrels could be anywhere. Like a blue lobster, it’s just the luck of the genetic draw. However, white squirrels are only found in a few places.

At Ochlockonee River State Park there's a chance you can see albino deer and squirrels. That's not the only reason to visit ...