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**Title:** Animals Whiter than Milk
**Content:** The video showcases rare albino animals from around the world, highlighting their unique beauty. Featured animals include:
1. **Albino Dolphin** (nicknamed "Pink"): spotted in Louisiana, USA (2007)
2. **Albino Humpback Whale** ("Gallon of Milk"): sighted in Mexico's Pacific Coast (2008)
3. **Albino Hummingbird**: extremely rare, with only a few sightings
4. **Albino Snail**: found in New Zealand and some African regions
5. **Albino Crocodile**: only 12 known cases, mostly in captivity due to vulnerability
6. **Albino Giraffe**: only two known cases, both in Africa (Kenya and Tanzania)
7. **Albino Turtle**: 1 in 10,000 turtles, with a shorter lifespan due to lack of sun protection
8. **Albino Gorilla** ("Snowflake"): the only known case, found in Equatorial Guinea (1966) and passed away in 2013
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**Animals Featured**
1. **Albino Dolphin**: Spotted in 2007 off the coast of Louisiana, USA.
2. **Albino Humpback Whale**: First sighted in 2008 in the Pacific Ocean, Mexico.
3. **Albino Hummingbird**: Extremely rare, with completely white feathers and reddish eyes.
4. **Albino Snail**: Found in New Zealand and some regions of Africa, with a shiny, completely white skin.
5. **Albino Crocodile**: Only 12 known cases among over 5 million American crocodiles.
6. **Albino Giraffe**: Only two known, both living in Africa (one in Kenya, one in Tanzania).
7. **Albino Turtle**: Occurs in 1 out of every 10,000 turtles, with shorter legs and a reduced lifespan.
8. **Albino Gorilla**: "Snowflake" was the only known case, found in Equatorial Guinea in 1966 and lived in a Barcelona zoo until 2013.
**Specific Animal Traits and Facts**
9. The albino dolphin's pink hue is due to the visibility of its blood under its very white skin.
10. The albino humpback whale's condition is caused by a genetic disorder leading to a lack of melanin.
11. Albino hummingbirds are extremely difficult to spot, making seeing one a rare occurrence.
12. The albino snail's white color makes it an easy prey for predators.
13. Most albino crocodiles are protected in captivity due to their vulnerability.
14. Albino turtles have a shorter lifespan (about 150 years) due to lack of sun protection.
15. Snowflake, the albino gorilla, suffered from severe health issues throughout its life.