The rarest animal on the planet suddenly appeared

Australians are fluttering when one of the rarest animals on the planet suddenly appears.

Rare white humpback whales appear in Australia

Recently, biologists were surprised by the appearance of a humpback whale off the Gold Coast, Australia. However, what makes this animal more interesting is because this whale is . albino.

The whale appears on the coast of Golden Coast

Initial information indicates that this white humpback whale is Migaloo - the world famous albino whale. Migaloo was first discovered in 1991 and is the only white whale until 2011 - after a young albino whale was born.

Migaloo seems to have traveled all over Australia when a lot of people reported seeing it. In 2014, it was seen in an Australian north sea. Migaloo even created a social network to monitor and update the news about this rare and precious white whale.

Migaloo - super rare white humpback whale

However, according to Oskar Peterson, founder of the White Whale Research Center, this is not Migaloo. He said Migaloo has yellow spots and looks slightly lopsided.

This means that this is probably the young whale seen in 2011. This whale is believed by many to be Migaloo's son.

Migaloo whales with yellow spots are expected to be skin cancer

According to experts, albino animals rarely appear and they often have poor health, so they die easily when young.

Oskar Peterson once predicted Migaloo could not survive more than a few years but fortunately the fact proved that he was wrong. However, scientists are concerned that Migaloo is at risk of developing skin cancer when he sees his skin growing yellow.

Albino animals are usually significantly smaller in size than the same species

There are a lot of people rushing to the Golden Coast beach in Australia to be able to see this extraordinary animal. Check out the video below to see one of the rarest animals on the planet.