Though there are some albino moose in North America,
some scientists believe there's something different about the
stark-white creatures in Scandinavia...
But is it just a case of albinism? The congenital disorder, which has been observed in moose and across the animal kingdom, results in the absence of pigment in the skin, hair and eyes. Albinism is not uncommon among the ghostly moose spotted in North America...http://nationalpost.com/news/world/the-white-moose-mystery-video-catches-a-brief-glimpse-of-rare-animal-in-sweden/wcm/6f548070-5130-4d71-8c02-2bf8cf445b70
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