Look at a baby dolphin who was born an albino. This is the first case in Africa

The newlyweds saw an incredibly rare sight on their wedding day, which they celebrated on a boat for

whale watching. As a result, they were able to observe an albino dolphin calf - probably the first of its kind to be seen in Africa.

Photo: Lloyd Edwards/Raggy Charters

An unusually colored cetacean was spotted on boardRaggy Charters. It sails in Algoa Bay, which is home to a variety of marine wildlife and is located in the Eastern Cape, one of the provinces of the Republic of South Africa. Lloyd Edwards, boat captain and owner of Raggy Charters, was the first to spot the ghostly creature among a large pod of Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops aduncus.

Photo: Lloyd Edwards/Raggy Charters

“Suddenly I saw a white flash in the water amongpods of approximately 200 dolphins,” Edwards wrote on social media. “When I saw him again, he was a beautiful albino calf.” He added that this is the first recorded sighting of albino bottlenose dolphins in Africa.

The calf is most likely about a month old, and its length is about a meter.

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Text and cover photo credit: Lloyd Edwards/Raggy Charters

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