"White" zebras actually encompass leucistic, blonde, and albino colorations
Actual true albino zebras are extremely rare...but there's a photo of one below.
Let's take a look:
Here's another picture of the true albino zebra:
Now check out this zebra...this zebra looks partially erased. He's among Grant's zebras, but his faded stripes look like a Burchell's or Chapman's zebra...
Interesting fact: There is a white zebra herd at Mt Kenya, Africa, which, when discovered in 1899, was afforded the protection of the British Crown. Here they are below:
3 comments:
yay!!!!!!!!!!
Looks like Burchell to me, Chapman generally have much broader black markings. It would be a good addition to the quagga project with it's lack of markings on it's hindquarters
Maybe! it would be strange for a Burchell's to hang out with Grants, although their ranges share a common border.
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