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This is what an albino family looks like from India

The image depicts a rare albino family from India, where albinism—a genetic condition caused by mutations in the TYR gene leading to little or no melanin production—occurs in approximately 1 in 20,000 people, according to a 2015 study in the Journal of Genetic Disorders & Genetic Reports.

This family’s striking appearance challenges the common perception of albinism as predominantly affecting populations in Africa (where prevalence can reach 1 in 1,000 in some regions, per WHO data), highlighting its global occurrence and genetic diversity.

Cultural misconceptions in India, where albinos are sometimes mistaken for foreigners (e.g., called "angrez" or "English", stem from historical rarity and lack of education, as noted in a 2012 Daily Mail article about the Pullan family, one of the largest known albino families.

emperor4love:
No way all family could be albino,please tell us another thing

muyico:
Albino generation or hereditary gene?? Afin no dey chop salt 🧂

Morbeta11:
https://x.com/PicturesFoIder/status/1957540764918894870?t=0wDrBzmezGOk304V7s4tYw&s=08[/quote]Based on your above submission, what does a Nigerian albino family looks like ?

AK481:
Werey be albino, him go marry another albino.

Some people no dey pity their pikin

LCling:
No way all family members will be albino so it's false. No another joke for readers. Unless it's selected

2cribz:
See
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Trump
Uncles and aunties
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Dem really resemble am

Rapmaestro:
Homozygous recessive gene paired with another Homozygous recessive gene will give you same thing bb x bb= bb
So, Yes way, it is possible