White giraffes owe their unusual appearance to leucism, a rare genetic condition that reduces pigmentation without affecting eye color or behavior. Only two known leucistic giraffes are currently ...

Named Omo, the giraffe has a rare condition known as leucism that causes it to have a unique white coloring, much lighter and different from other giraffes. "Omo who is leucistic, is the only white ...

Researchers recently caught a glimpse of a white giraffe named Omo in the Tanzania's Tarangire National Park. Wild Nature Institute researchers first spotted the unusual giraffe when she was a calf ...