Rare White Leucistic Alligator Born at Florida Wildlife Park

One of Only Seven in the World, the Female Alligator is a Result of a Genetic Condition Known as Leucism

An extremely rare white leucistic alligator has been born at Gatorland, a wildlife park in Orlando, Florida.
The female alligator, which measures 49cm, is one of only seven of its kind in the world.
The alligator is rare because it has a genetic condition known as leucism, which involves a partial loss of pigmentation.
The Florida theme park is now asking the public to help name the alligator, with possible names including Ice, Noelle, Snow, Pearl, Ivory, and Marshmallow.
The baby alligator was born to a mother with typical coloring and a leucistic father from a Louisiana swamp.