mr.mc54

Thee-mail was from my DR., so believe what you will! I still think it is awesome to see something like this.

cayugad

http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/albinomoose.asp

part of the photo collection have been around for a long time. Maybe this can explain it better then I can.

mr.mc54

cayugad, thats good to know, I didn't realize these pics were out there. When I got the e-mail I didn't even question it. I don't want anyone to think I was trying to pull one over on them, just wanted to share the pic's.
To me, it was nice to see them and thought others would like to see them too. It was something I never saw before!

Siman08/OH

Anything hunting and bizarre related that you receive in an EMAIL is most likely bogus

Still some neat pictures

mr.mc54

Thanks; I will surely remember that!

spaniel

Alibinism is, I think,a recessive trait. This means the calf has to inherit it from BOTH parents to be albino. So they are more likely to have normal calves.

The reason I'm not 100% sure is that you also see piebald animals, which are a mix. I'd have to look up the genetic factors involved to be sure.

Tribal

Wow thats a first for me. Unbelievable!

BowHunter28

those are really great photos

salukipv1

Yes an albino can have a normal baby, only if both parents were albinos would all the offspring be albino.

2 normal parents could have an albino...

It's all about genes....recessive, dominant, and statistics.

Hindustan Hick

that is really something i think. i have never seen or heard of a albino moose until now.