“The rare presence of leucism is a genetic condition that affects pigmentation resulting in white, pale, or patchy skin, feathers, hair, etc.” Congratulations to Glace Rone of Kosciusko for ...

The condition that gives this giraffe its striking white coat is a rare genetic condition called leucism. This condition prevents melanin and other pigments from being released into skin, hair or ...

Both of the gators have leucism, a rare genetic condition that's different from albinism. Gators with leucism have a partial loss of pigmentation, resulting in white or pale skin with blue eyes ...

Leucism is a genetic condition that makes animals lack pigment for part or all of their bodies. Their skin and hair are typically white, and unlike albinos, their eyes will be normal. Leucism is ...