Collier County, Fla. — A deer fawn with rare piebald markings on its coat was captured on wildlife cameras on a conservation preserve in Collier County.
Fewer than 1% of deer have piebald coats which have either white patches or are completely white, according to the University of Florida.
So why are these deer so rare?
It takes a genetic code from both the buck and doe and if it is passed on to the fawn, there’s maybe a 50\50 chance that fawn will develop some type of deformity, like bent legs or a twisted backbone.
This little one may have bent legs, check out the video and let us know what you think.
Only a few can live normal lives with piebaldism.
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