White Tiger in Singapore Zoo

White tigers are extremely rare, there is a total population of just about 2.500 in the entire world. Despite being born randomly to Bengali Tigers, they are not albinos, but have a rare gene mutation that is responsible for the white colour of their fur. This white tiger was living in Singapore Zoo when I visited in 2016, but he died of skin cancer last year.

^{1/250s; 135mm; f/5.6; ISO 320}

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I captured this photo with my Sony SLT-A37 and a DT 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 SAM lens.

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