The Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ deer program specialist, Brent Rudolph, has stated that there is “no biological ...

A rare albino deer was recently spotted in our viewing area, and ABC13 reached out to wildlife experts to ask some questions ...

A white, or albino, deer is a genetic variation rarely seen and was once illegal to hunt in Michigan. But in 2008, the state lifted the protection, although other deer hunting rules still apply.

Albino deer are so rare that albino occurs in only one of out of 100,000 births, and very few fawns survive beyond the first year of life. According to Nature.Org, "most white deer exhibit a ...

Albino deer are estimated to occur in one every 30,000 deer births. Kurt Massimilla / SWNS “I actually saw it, and I thought it was like a white llama or something like that,” added Massimilla.

Albinism is caused by the inability for the animal to produce melanin, according to Chad Stewart with the Michigan DNR. Deer ...

Albino deer tend to have red or pink eyes and pink noses because albinism, the rarer genetic condition, causes a complete lack of skin coloration. How rare are all-white deer in Iowa? White deer ...

The odds of spotting this kind of animal is between 1 in 30,000 to 1 in 1,000,000, according to Kansas Wildlife & Parks.

A man from Iowa was driving home with his family when he spotted two rare and possibly "albino" deer on the back roads around dusk. He shared the details he noticed about the animals.

FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. – A rare albino deer showed up in an Oakland County yard recently, and even returned with fawns. WDIV ...