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Originally published by Capital Newstop
October 27, 2025
10h ago
Nature’s marvel: Albino antelope sighted in Kenya’s remote Sibiloi National Park
The remarkable sighting, confirmed by KWS on Monday morning, has sparked awe among wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists, highlighting the wonders of Kenya’s rich biodiversity...
✨ Key Highlights
Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) rangers made a rare sighting of an albino Tiang, a subspecies of the Northern Topi antelope, in Sibiloi National Park along Lake Turkana's Alia Bay. This remarkable discovery has captivated wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists, underscoring the diversity of Kenya's natural heritage.
- The sighting involved an extremely rare albino Tiang, a subspecies of the Northern Topi.
- The discovery was made by Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) rangers during a routine patrol.
- Albinism in wildlife is a rare genetic condition where the absence of melanin leads to white coloration and often affects an animal's vision, making them vulnerable to predators.
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