Found the first wild albino panda in the world

The panda has both white fur found in Ngọa Long Nature Reserve, in China's Sichuan province. Scientists found the bear completely healthy.

China on May 25 announced the image of an albino panda in the wild, according to the South China Morning Post.

The image of the mutant pandas was recorded last month, at Ngọa Long Nature Reserve, located in China's southwestern Sichuan province. Camera area is located at an altitude of nearly 2,000m above sea level.

The albino panda, with both white fur and claws, was discovered in Sichuan province, China.(Photo: Weibo).

This unique panda has all the characteristics of albino syndrome including snowy white fur, white claws and red eyes.

"This is the first time an albino panda has been recorded with a camera. This shows a genetic mutation in the giant panda population," said Li Sheng, a researcher at Northern University. Kinh, said.

"Based on the picture, we see this panda is still physically healthy with steady steps. Gene transformation may not affect the normal life of the species," he said.

However, Li Sheng also said albino syndrome, although not affecting the body of the panda, still has the ability to make it easier for animals to hide and more sensitive to sunlight. This significantly affects the animal's life and fertility.

Protected area management officials say it will install more cameras to monitor the development of the albino panda, how it comes into contact with the rest of the population and assess whether the extraordinary appearance is influential. to its fertility or not. According to Mr. Li Sheng, this bear is only one or two years old.

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