Rare white Bengal tiger born in Nicaragua

Three white Bengal tiger cubs born in Crimea

White tigers are incredibly rare in the wild, with estimates suggesting that only one in every 10,000 tigers born in the wild displays the distinctive white coat caused by a genetic mutation. This mutation occurs in the gene responsible for producing the orange pigment in tiger fur, resulting in the absence of this pigment and giving the tiger its white coloration. Despite their rarity, white tigers have been selectively bred in captivity, primarily for their aesthetic appeal, leading to concern