Incredible Albino (And Leucistic) Animals

• Black Vulture

These birds take the path of least resistance and eat carrion when it is available. Black vultures are opportunists, however, and when the chance arises, they will attack and eat defenseless live animals...

• Boa snake...
  Do Boa Constrictors Give Birth to Live Young? ... Boa constrictors, for example, do not lay eggs and instead welcome live young into the world.....

Since boa constrictors are ovoviviparous creatures, their offspring come into the world already alive, since they come out of eggs located inside of the mother snakes' bodies. The embryos make developmental progress internally. Because wee boa constrictors enter into the world "alive," they are generally very quick to become self-sufficient.

• Leopard Gecko
  Geckos are reptiles that live in Asia in the wild. They live in rocky deserts and sparse grasslands.....
  The geckos live on and under the ground and are nocturnal. The reptile has a triangular head and a large tail where it stores fat. Its skin is bumpy and heavily patterned. The patterns are designed to camouflage and protect it from being seen by predators.!

• Tree Frog
  A tree frog is any species of frog that spends a major portion of its lifespan in trees, known as an arboreal state.
  Tree frogs are not a distinct taxonomic group of animals, but rather, the term refers generally to frogs that spend most of their time in trees or higher vegetation.

• Betta Fish!
  The betta got its name from an ancient clan of warriors, called the "Bettah." The fish were given a combatant name after the fighting fish became popular in the mid-1800s.
  This commonly kept fish is often misunderstood. The young Bettas don't begin to show very much color or fin shape until they are about three months old. At about this time, males begin to fight with one another. It is also quite easy to sex Bettas around this age, as the males are usually more brightly colored and have longer fins than the females. The fish reaches sexual ...