Zebras are best-known for their distinctive black and white stripes, but why is this zebra so pale? Hint: It’s not an albino.
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This zebra has a condition called leucism, which causes its “blonde” coloring. Unlike albinism, leucistic animals are not completely white, can produce some pigment, and may even develop normal coloring as they age.
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