Albino deer spotted in Holly Springs

>>> IMAGINE COMING ACROSS

THIS.

A DEER THAT IS COMPLETELY

WHITE.

THIS ALBINO DEER HAS BEEN

SPOTTED AROUND THE SPRING

NEIGHBORHOOD AT HOLLY SPRINGS.

WE FIND OUT HOW RARE OF A TREAT

IT IS.

>> AMONG THIS HEARD OF WHITE

TALES IS A BUCK WHITE FROM HEAD

TO HOOVES.

MY CO-WORKER SHOT THIS VIDEO

MONDAY AFTERNOON HERE AT THIS

STORM WATER BASIN NEXT TO THE

WOODS.

A DAY LATER, I AM ARMED WITH MY

OWN CAMERA.

>> OF COURSE I COME ALONG THE

SAME TIME OF THE DAY AND I GET

CRICKETS OR CICADAS.

NO DEER IT.

THE PEOPLE ALONG THIS STREET IN

HOLLY SPRINGS HAVE SEEN THE

WHITE.

JASON FOWLER SPOTTED THIS

SPOTLESS SPECIMEN MORE THAN A

YEAR AGO.

>> STANDING OUT IN THE CROWD

WAS THIS BEAUTIFUL WHITE BABY

DEER.

>> A FEMALE HE SAYS.

ACTUALLY IT HAS ANTLERS MEANING

A MALE.

>> YOU ARE CONVINCED THESE

ARE NOT THE SAME?

>> THEY ARE TWO DIFFERENT

OUR.

THE MOTHER WAS MUCH LARGER IN

SIZE.

THIS ONE IS GETTING BIGGER.

>> TO SEE ONE ALBINO DEER IN

THE WILD IS WONDER ENOUGH.

>> IT IS ABOUT ONE OUT OF

30,000 DEER THAT IS TRULY

ALBINO.

>> ONE OUT OF 30,000.

I SHOWED A STATE WILDLIFE

BIOLOGIST THE VIDEO.

FROM THE LOOKS OF THE EYES,

THEY ARE PINK IN COLOR.

SHE SAID YES, IT IS SAFE TO

CALL THE BUCK ALBINO.

IT IS INHERITED CONDITION WHERE

NO THOUGH -- WHERE THERE IS

NO PIGMENT.

>> BEING ALBINO MEANS YOU ARE

BRIGHT WHITE AND VISIBLE TO

ANYTHING INCLUDING PREDATORS.

>> LIKE COYOTES, BOBCATS AND

BEARS.

AT AROUND HOLLY SPRINGS, THOSE

PREDATORS ARE NOT SO MUCH ON

THE PROWL NOR ARE HUMAN

HUNTERS.

SO THE ALBINOS MAY MORE EASILY

SURVIVE.

>> IT SURE DOES ADD SOME

COLOR TO SUBURBAN LIFE.

WRAL NEWS, HOLLY SPRINGS.

>> AND CREDIBLE SITE.

>> HE SAYS HE SEES THE ALBINO

DEER ONE TIME A WEEK.