White Emus

White emus are a rare, pale-feathered color variant of the standard emu, often caused by leucism (partial pigment loss) rather than true albinism. While they share the same physical traits, such as running speeds of up to 50 km/h, they are distinct from common brown emus. These birds can be found in the wild in Australia, though they are rare, and are also bred on farms, where white or blonde chicks can hatch.