White Moose in British Columbia

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It's not a true Albino moose because it does not have red eyes. Typically, only 1 in 100,000 moose have the ablino trait, which is recessive. Outdoor Life Online Editor
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Check out these cools pics we found of a gorgeous White Moose in Montney Coolie, B.C.