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Rare Albino Deer Captured on Video: A 1 in 30,000 Moment

A woman captured a stunning video of an albino deer. / TikTok carolynnrs
A woman captured a stunning video of an albino deer. / TikTok carolynnrs
Rare albino deer
Rare albino deer

An albino deer was recently spotted, an extremely rare sight given that the likelihood of such a deer being born is only 1 in 30,000.

According to Newsweek, TikTok user “carolynnrs” shared a video of the albino deer on her account on January 29, which attracted considerable attention.

The 25-second video shows the albino deer standing on the road. The deer remains still like a statue, and as the woman approaches, the deer turns its head and looks at her.

After its moment in the spotlight, the deer gracefully walks away into the forest. The woman captioned her video, “Sharing a magical moment with this pretty girl on my way home from work.”

However, the exact time and location of the video were not disclosed.

The National Deer Association confirms how special this moment was, stating that the chance of an albino deer being born in the wild is a mere 1 in 30,000.

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