Two rare and possibly "albino" deer were seen on the back roads in Iowa around dusk by a man and his family as they were ...

If you are ever out in nature and you see an albino deer – or an albino animal (complete loss of pigmentation) of any kind for that matter – consider yourself lucky. If you’re ever outside and you ...

a state deer biologist with the Iowa DNR. "It could be albino, but it could also be leucistic; the differences between the two pigment disorders are difficult to tell without being very close to ...

In white-tailed deer, for instance, a flash of a white tail can ... Protection based on unique color Recently, we explored how charismatic coloring, including melanistic and leucistic or albinism ...

Piebald deer are also known as leucistic deer. Leucism is the partial loss of all types of pigmentation and causes white coloration, white patches, spots or splotches on the skin or fur ...

In white-tailed deer, for instance ... we explored how charismatic coloring, including melanistic and leucistic or albinism coloration, affects the conservation of animals in the United States.