Found an extremely rare white crocodile in Australia

Recently, in the Adelaide River (Darwin City, Australia), people were surprised to find an adult.

According to tour guides, this is considered a rare thing because the probability of appearing white crocodile in the natural world is only one part per million.

It is known that this crocodile is white because of the local black pigmentation defect leading to 'albino', the cause is heredity or the effect of temperature during incubation.

The people here named it 'pearl' because of its distinctive appearance.The high possibility that this may be the only albino crocodile currently living in Australia.

Some residents believe that 'Pearl' is the descendant of the 'Michael Jackson' , an albino crocodile that is 15 feet long (nearly 5 meters) also lives on the banks of the Adelaide River, but it has been shot down in 2014 after biting Mr. Tran Van Lanh's death - a Vietnamese man when he was fishing on the banks of the Adelaide River.

The North Australian Crocodile Association said that 'pearls' made them extremely excited because it was a rare and highly capable individual descended from 'Michael Jackson'.

Most of these special color crocodiles will not last long in nature.

Local animal protectors said that although 'Michael Jackon' was dead, they were happy that his descendants were living here.