First ever wild albino chimpanzee is spotted in Uganda - shortly before it was killed by its pack

The first wild albino chimpanzee was observed at a reservation in Uganda.

Scientists say the chimp was no more than 19 days old when they spotted it.

Just four days after the initial sighting, the infant albino was brutally killed.

by its own pack that ripped off its limbs and gnawed at its head until it died.

Scientists believe the different color of the infant is what caused the attack.

paulolee:
Africa my Africa...am proud to be an African bt not proud of this move

SportsHD:

Can you control animals from being racist or tribalist?

Sonnobax15:

Na african problem be this

Infact sometimes I begin to wonder if africa's problem is bigger than that of the problems being encountered by other continents combined..... Because I don't see why sane people would choose to kill something that could have easily been converted into bringing in funds through forest reserve..

Sonnobax15:

Na african problem be this

Infact sometimes I begin to wonder if africa's problem is bigger than that of the problems being encountered by other continents combined..... Because I don't see why sane people would choose to kill something that could have easily been converted into bringing in funds through forest reserve..

Cokahot:
So cute,why kill it. Why couldn't rescue team catch it and take it to games reserve. Africa is lost both lower and higher animals are cursed In africa

Sonnobax15:

Na african problem be this

Infact sometimes I begin to wonder if africa's problem is bigger than that of the problems being encountered by other continents combined..... Because I don't see why sane people would choose to kill something that could have easily been converted into bringing in funds through forest reserve..

Bigredmachine:
RIP Chimp na ur fellow people kukuma take matters in to their hands... Dooo

Sonnobax15:

Na african problem be this

Infact sometimes I begin to wonder if africa's problem is bigger than that of the problems being encountered by other continents combined..... Because I don't see why sane people would choose to kill something that could have easily been converted into bringing in funds through forest reserve..

Sonnobax15:

Na african problem be this

Infact sometimes I begin to wonder if africa's problem is bigger than that of the problems being encountered by other continents combined..... Because I don't see why sane people would choose to kill something that could have easily been converted into bringing in funds through forest reserve..