Crocodiles are considered “modern dinosaurs” that have existed for hundreds of millions of years. Anyone who admires crocodiles feels both fear and curiosity. You can come across many species of crocodiles of different sizes, but the white alligator in the US is not everyone’s chance to see it with their own eyes.
There are two reasons why alligators look white. One is albinism, the other is caused by leucism, a disease that causes animals to lose some pigment cells, resulting in an unusual skin color. Leucism is much rarer than the albino white crocodile, with an estimated 12 individuals in the world.
Gatorland Park in Florida, USA, is a rare place where visitors can see both rare white alligators. Featured are Ferris Zombi and Trezo Je, 2 out of 12 “leucism” white crocodiles in the world being cared for here. The special thing is that both of these crocodiles have blue eyes, different from the rest.
The most famous on social media is Pearl, one of the albino crocodiles being cared for in the park. The video about Pearl was shared widely on YouTube and brought many tourists from all over the world.
To visit Gatorland Orlando, visitors will have to spend $ 29.99 to buy entrance tickets, admire white crocodiles and many other rare wildlife species.
