Alba The World's Only Albino Orangutan Does Puzzles! | Love Nature 

are you also albino

she already released to the deep jungle with minimum human contact ...

They have released her into the wild

@@mattias969 no they haven't. She would never survive in the wild if you watched her story.😒

​@@newfee1967 I thought I saw a video of her being released and I thought the same thing. Gonna check this out and see. Might have been dreaming it since I fall asleep at night watching videos! Lol!

​@@newfee1967 she was released into the park in 2020 and was thriving when spotted.😊

Yes, she has. These are collection of their old videos.

It's also some retina burn out. I haven't studied which process is affecting Alba's eyes the most but I have my suspicion. My experience is with albino and white faced horses. Their eyes in particular, when blue, vs. aqua or green, deteriorate quickly if steps aren't taken to reduce the reflected light coming up from the white coat into the lower half of the eye, (no protection from the orbital shelf, or long lashes like the upper half). We actually have to put the "blackout" greece/paste used by professional athletes to protect the eyes from damage. Looks kinda funny some days when they are all lined up looking at you. I especially get a kick out of watching them all play with the giant boomer ball. Then they really do look like a bunch footballers.

@@GrapeApe2018 that's so precious!

Bollocks

Albinoism does not have anything to do with food it is a genetic defect. And there is no correlation with eating for example carrots and having red hair thats just the ramblings a lunatic.

​@@GrapeApe2018 bollocks

the caretakers are basically their step-mothers, so they know that they have bigger chances of surviving and learning when theyre with them. orangutans that young are usually almost fully dependant and know better than to escape, also, most were found as alone abandoned youngins, they probably dont want to experience that again

Yes she is