While encountering peacocks in a zoo is common, have you ever marveled at the sight of a white peacock?

Renowned for their majestic and stunning plumage, peacocks captivate bird enthusiasts worldwide with their elegant demeanor and exotic feathers.

While Indian Blue peacocks are the most widespread, there’s an equally remarkable variety—the white peacock.

In contrast to their vibrantly colored counterparts, white peacocks boast a pristine image with spotless white feathers.

Despite their color, white peacocks aren’t albino; instead, they exhibit spots in various colors based on their breed.

This peacock variety carries a genetic mutation called Leucism, resulting in a lack of pigments in their plumage. The absence of pigments grants them a majestic appearance distinct from most peacock varieties.

Encountering a white peacock is a rare delight; these stunning birds aren’t a common sight in every zoo or bird park.

Witness the elegance of this rare species in the full video here.