Albinism

Environment

Outside/Inbox: Why do albino animals have red eyes?

Felix Poon, Outside/In

It isn't easy being an albino animal in the wild. Having red eyes is the least of their problems.
Something Wild: The Difference Between Adaptation and Anomaly

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin

It all started with a black squirrel. These rare creatures aren't a separate species - they're your garden variety gray squirrel, but a genetic mutation…
Something Wild: The Difference Between Adaptation and Anomaly

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin

It all started with a black squirrel. These rare creatures aren't a separate species - they're your garden variety gray squirrel, but a genetic mutation…
Something Wild: Adaptation Or Anomaly?

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin

It all started with a black squirrel. These rare creatures aren't a separate species - they're your garden variety gray squirrel, but a genetic mutation…

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