ianbrooks: “ Rare White Humpback Whale Dan Fisher was on a boat trip to Svalbard in Norway when he spotted Moby Dick, or at least his Humpback Whale bro, swimming in a pod, quickly dubbing him “Willow”. The whale is believed to have a condition...
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ianbrooks: “ Rare White Humpback Whale Dan Fisher was on a boat trip to Svalbard in Norway when he spotted Moby Dick, or at least his Humpback Whale bro, swimming in a pod, quickly dubbing him “Willow”. The whale is believed to have a condition...
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ianbrooks: “ Rare White Humpback Whale Dan Fisher was on a boat trip to Svalbard in Norway when he spotted Moby Dick, or at least his Humpback Whale bro, swimming in a pod, quickly dubbing him “Willow”. The whale is believed to have a condition...
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ianbrooks: “ Rare White Humpback Whale Dan Fisher was on a boat trip to Svalbard in Norway when he spotted Moby Dick, or at least his Humpback Whale bro, swimming in a pod, quickly dubbing him “Willow”. The whale is believed to have a condition...
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ianbrooks: “ Rare White Humpback Whale Dan Fisher was on a boat trip to Svalbard in Norway when he spotted Moby Dick, or at least his Humpback Whale bro, swimming in a pod, quickly dubbing him “Willow”. The whale is believed to have a condition...
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ianbrooks: “ Rare White Humpback Whale Dan Fisher was on a boat trip to Svalbard in Norway when he spotted Moby Dick, or at least his Humpback Whale bro, swimming in a pod, quickly dubbing him “Willow”. The whale is believed to have a condition...
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ianbrooks:

Rare White Humpback Whale

Dan Fisher was on a boat trip to Svalbard in Norway when he spotted Moby Dick, or at least his Humpback Whale bro, swimming in a pod, quickly dubbing him “Willow”. The whale is believed to have a condition called leucism, which causes a lack of pigmentation in its skin. But Willow’s tale remains inspiring as his whale brethren have managed to look past his pale, ghostly white skin and accept him for who he is. Whale equality!

(source: Daily Mail)

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herplove: “ “ Khram Island, Thailand, June 17, 2009—A Thai Navy sailor holds a baby albino green sea turtle at a nursery for the reptiles, which are considered endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. About 15,000 green...
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herplove:

Khram Island, Thailand, June 17, 2009—A Thai Navy sailor holds a baby albino green sea turtle at a nursery for the reptiles, which are considered endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

About 15,000 green turtles and hawksbill turtles are hatched and housed at the navy’s conservation center annually until the animals are old enough to be released into the sea.

—Photograph by Chaiwat Subprasom/Reuters

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Source: National Geographic