Pennsylvania is one of the top states for whitetail deer hunting. The northeast state’s 1.5-million-deer population combined ...

Piebald coloration - also referred to as leucistic - is a rare color phase in which an animal or fish's skin lacks all color ...

Gold Country Wildlife Rescue, an Auburn-based nonprofit, found a rare albino deer fawn in Yuba County, the group announced Sunday. Sallysue Stein, the group’s founder and executive director, said in ...

Ramez Khuri, from Michigan, spotted a rare albino deer while driving to work on June 18. He told local news outlet 'MLive' ...

THE FIRST RAYS of daylight were beginning to reveal the dark outline of the eastern ridge as I pulled my car into the field ...

An amateur wildlife photographer chanced upon a highly unlikely sighting as he was running late for work, spotting an animal ...

NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio (WJW) — A rare piebald fawn was spotted in North Olmsted Tuesday afternoon. The sighting occurred off ...

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

What is the difference between albino and piebald deer? Iowans have spotted both albino and piebald deer in the past, including an all white doe spotted in Jasper County in 2020.

Piebald deer stand out due to their white coat, the result of an inherited genetic trait that can also cause physical deformities.

Piebald deer stand out due to their white coat, the result of an inherited genetic trait that can also cause physical deformities.

The piebald condition is genetic. This rare white-tailed deer can have other abnormalities like short legs and curved spines. People often mistake them for albino deer.