An albino puma has been born at a zoo in Nicaragua, marking the first Central American country to see the rare type of cub born in captivity.
Amazing photos show the unnamed cub standing out next to its two beige coloured and spotted siblings, as they nestle close to their mother.
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An albino puma has been born at Thomas Belt zoo in Jiigalpa in Nicaragua, marking the first time the rare type of cub has been born in Central America
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Photos show the unnamed cub standing out next to its two beige coloured and spotted siblings, as they nestle close to their mother
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The tiny, brilliant white puma, with small pink nose is thought to be one of only four ever born
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The young pumas are now being kept inside a sealed cage so the mother does not become stressed or confused of human odours with that of the newborn
Her mate is also being kept in a separate enclosure, as male pumas have been known to kill their young.