Albino Animals - Mammals (part 2)

Carnivores

 

by Grandpa Cliff     Jan 29, 2006  revised July 17, 2006

 

        

       There are 7 webpages about albinos on Grandpa Cliff's Science Website for Teenagers.  

    Introduction  - gives facts about albinos, and contains a list of all photos of albinos on this website

    Mammals - part 1  Primates & Hoofed Animals

    Mammals - part 2  Carnivores  [this webpage]

    Mammals - part 3  Rodents & Insectivores

    Mammals - part 4  (miscellaneous) 

    Birds

    Fish, Reptiles, Amphibians

    Invertebrates 

 

Read the Introduction webpage first if you want to better understand what is shown in the photos below.  

 

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Photos of the following albino mammals can be found below.  They are grouped in families of closely related animals rather than alphabetically.

 

Mammals (part 2, Carnivores)

 

ORDER:  Carnivora

    Family: Ursidae

        Bear

    Family: Canidae

        Dog

        Dingo

    Family: Felidae

        Cat

        Lion  (2)

        Tiger  (2)

    Family: Mephitidae

        Skunk

    Family: Procyonidae

        Raccoon

    Family: Mustelidae

        Ferret

 

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Black bear with a partially albino cub

 

 

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Albino Doberman Pinscher with one of normal coloration

 

 

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An albino Dingo, a wild dog of Australia and Southeast Asia

 

 

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Bengal cats

 

 

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An adult male lion and a young lion

 

 

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Adult and baby Bengal Tigers.  The adult albino lacks even the black stripes.

Notice that the color of the eyes is different for the two adults.

 

 

      

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Albino Skunk

 

 

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Albino Raccoon

 

 

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Albino Ferret

 

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