The appearance of an extremely rare white deer in Bushy Park, London, England has caused a stir, making many people extremely surprised, hoping to see it again.
Recently, at Bushy Park, London, England, Mr. Max Ellis, 46 years old, an amateur photographer, captured impressive images of an extremely rare white deer, causing a stir in public opinion.
Max shared that he has often walked in the park for the past 15 years, capturing countless beautiful images of nature and animals here. But this was the first time he saw a beautiful white deer like this.
The white deer appeared at Bushy Park.
“I think this white deer is an animal that only exists in fairy tales, it appears and seems to possess some extremely attractive magic,” Mr. Max Ellis shared.
As can be seen from the images, the deer has white fur and antlers, but its eye pigment is still black. Therefore, it is possible that the strange white deer does not suffer from albinism, the loss of pigmentation throughout the body, but also suffers from Leucism syndrome , often called “half albino” , this is a type of phenotype defect. Distinct pigment cell defects, reduced or depigmented skin, hair, or feathers, no or minimal change in eye pigmentation, rarely affecting vision.
According to research, in many cultures, white deer are sacred animals that symbolize luck and auspiciousness. They are also said to live a long time, so their fur gradually turns white. Therefore, having the opportunity to meet a white deer is truly a luck that few people encounter.
