This exceptional creature was photographed on camera for all to see.
Tim Jansen was guiding a national park crew in South Africa as soon as he spotted something unusual: a rare pink-colored calf.
The dyeing is thought to be the effect of leucism, a condition that causes the loss of half of the skin’s pigment and is distinct from albinism.
As the safari soldier approached the calf, it felt like he was in a Disney movie.
The mammal, barely 2-3 weeks old and the youngest of the herd, was accompanied by his relatives as he energetically frolicked as well as played happily in the sea of green grass.
It was really impressive and luckily, he was photographed on camera for all to see.
