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White Cougar Spotted In Brazil’s Atlantic Forest; A First Of Its Kind
A white cougar that was spotted for the first time in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest is a confirmed case of genetic mutation called leucism. Read to know more
A recent photo of a white cougar has taken the internet by storm. The picture of the white cougar was taken at Serra dos Orgaos National Park that is located in the south-eastern part of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. The picture was taken in 2013 and this is a confirmed case of genetic mutation that is also known as leucism. In this mutation, the whole body of the animal will turn white.