Rare white wolf spotted in Negev desert

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At first glance you would think it was an albino wolf," said Open Spaces Ecologist at the Nature and Parks Authority Dotan Rotem. The wolf spotted in the Negev seemingly has a different condition that caused the partial loss of pigmentation, called leucism.

Similar to albinism, leucism results in white, pale, or patchy coloration of the skin or hair. However, albino animals have pink eyes, while the iris pigmentation of leucistic animals remains dark.

The Nature and Parks Authority prefer not to disclose the exact location in which the wolf was pictured, due to concerns that curious civilians would disturb the wildlife.

Source - https://www.ynetnews.com/environment/article/s1lb11sbfj 

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Oh my god that surely is a beautiful wolf!! Although the pictures do indirectly disclose the location of the wolf, because the environment is viewable in the background. People can impressively disclose accurate locations based on these kind of pictures. But such a beautiful wolf! 

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29 minutes ago, ALittleMonsta said:

Oh my god that surely is a beautiful wolf!! Although the pictures do indirectly disclose the location of the wolf, because the environment is viewable in the background. People can impressively disclose accurate locations based on these kind of pictures. But such a beautiful wolf! 

Given the size of the land I wrecken very small percentage of ppl will actually know where that is or bother to try to find out

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6 minutes ago, Economy said:

Given the size of the land I wrecken very small percentage of ppl will actually know where that is or bother to try to find out

Yeah you're definitely right.

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