A rare albino raccoon spotted in College Station, Texas, is leaving many feeling unnerved with its “terrifying” appearance. Screengrab from Facebook post by Rusty Surette. An extremely rare raccoon ...

Albino racoons completely lack melanin, while leucistic racoons have a genetic mutation that limits melanin production. Most white raccoons are leucistic and retain dark pigment despite their snowy ...

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - An albino raccoon was spotted this week in a College Station dumpster. It’s a rare instance as wildlife experts say you only have a one in 750,000 chance of spotting ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man in Northeast Memphis feels pretty lucky to have spotted an albino raccoon in his backyard at least three ...

⚡️You have better odds of being struck by lightning than seeing an Albino raccoon but here’s one found in a College Station dumpster being a car dealership. (Not sharing the location since it’s on ...

A rare, all-white dumpster diver was seen in College Station, living up to its nickname by — you guessed it — digging through trash near an unnamed car dealership. People are also reading: ...

A white raccoon has been popping up across social feeds, and it stops people mid-scroll for a reason. Its fur looks almost unreal, its eyes bright and pale, the kind of animal you do a double take on ...

The chances of being struck by lightning? 1 in 280,000. The chances of spotting an albino raccoon? 1 in 750,000. Yet, last week, a La Plata County family found a rare albino raccoon, albeit dead, on ...

Imagine that you’re taking an evening stroll in the woods. All of a sudden, you spot a flash of color and two glowing eyes. The furry animal looks like a raccoon, but its all-white fur says otherwise.

Spotting an albino squirrel on UT's campus may be good luck, but what about an albino raccoon? A rare, all-white dumpster diver was seen in College Station, living up to its nickname by — you guessed ...