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    When Nature Runs Out of Paint

    http://www.boredpanda.com/albino-animals/

    Amazing photographs of both true albinos and white coated/skinned animals. Who would have ever pictured an all-white Humpback Whale, ehe?
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    Wow! Some of those animals are so striking! A white crow is just...weird.

    I've seen white peacocks and white tigers before. Love the lion picture, how they're nearly mirroring each other's pose!
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      Love the albino humpback whale. It's so...white!

      There's an albino duck here at a nearby pond. I need to get out there with a camera that has decent zoom sometime to grab a pic (it's been camera shy so far).
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        Quoth bhskittykatt View Post
        Love the albino humpback whale. It's so...white!
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          • #6
            Some of the ones listed as "albinos" don't have reddish/pinkish eyes. I thought that was part and parcel with albinism...? I could be wrong -- I have seen white squirrels up in North Carolina (they're rare enough to be considered good luck) which are NOT albinos, just all-white fur with otherwise standard-issue skin and eyes.
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            • #7
              Has anyone seen an albino cockroach? I swear I saw a white roach. We had been having problems with roaches so I squashed it out of reflex before I thought to get a picture.

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                I got a white egg yolk once...does that count?
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                • #9
                  Since white is the presence of ALL colors..shouldn't the title be "When nature has too much color (or paint)?"
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                  • #10
                    It depends whether you're talking about additive colour (light) or subtractive colour (paint, ink).

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                    • #11
                      Quoth Chromatix View Post
                      It depends whether you're talking about additive colour (light) or subtractive colour (paint, ink).
                      The proper terminology is colour (light) or pigment (material).
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