A rare baby albino elephant was spotted at the Kruger National Park following his herd. Seeing a pink elephant does not always mean you're hallucinating, especially at the Kruger National Park in ...

The albino elephant calf appears pink due to a lack of the pigment melanin within the animal's skin cells. “ Albinism in African elephants is by far more rare compared to Asian elephants.

Aug. 11 (UPI) -- A visitor to a South African wilderness area captured rare footage of an albino baby elephant with unusual pink skin. The video, recorded Monday at Kruger National Park, shows the ...

This pink elephant is not a figment of your imagination. The puny pachyderm — believed to be a rare albino — was seen drinking from a river with his mom at the Kruger National Park in South ...

Potgieter told Live Science only about 1 in 10,000 elephants are born with albinism, but he said he has previously seen another albino elephant calf at the park. “In both recent sightings of two ...

Experts say that the little cutie is actually albino, which is incredibly rare among African elephants. The BBC reports that albinism is more common for Asian elephants.

Photos show the pink-skinned, light-eyed elephant playing with a gray elephant. The elephant calf is likely around a year old, and has albinism, Potgieter told Live Science.