Albinism affects one's ability to see images as well as one's sensitivity to light. Our fovea, a pit in the center of the retina, is packed with millions of cones that provide color sensitivity to the eye. We need cones to see details clearly when reading, recognizing a face or watching television. During development, melanin helps our fovea form properly, but its exact role is unknown. In albinism, the pit may not form, and the area may have too few cones. Print may blur, and the eyes, continuously seeking a clear picture, may make involuntary motions -- a condition called nystagmus. The head may wobble to compensate.
== == Animals with white fur and red eyes are called albinos. Albinos lack pigmentation in their skin and eyes. They eyes look pink because the lack of pigmentation, what you are seeing the the blood behind their eyes
Albinos have very pale skin and gray,white or blond hair despite any race. Albinos have pink eyes but sometimes a light blue.
Albinos have the same number of melanocytes (cells that produce pigment), but they produce less or no melanin, resulting in lighter or absent pigmentation in the skin, hair, and eyes compared to non-albinos.
Brown, blue, green, gray, amber, hazel. Albinos have red eyes.
Brown, blue, green, hazel, amber, gray. Albinos have red eyes.
When a living creature has an absence of melanin (a pigment responsible for colouring hair, skin and eyes), they are considered to be albinos. Albinism is present in human and animal species and is a genetic trait. Human albinos have pale white skin, white hair, and usually extremely pale blue eyes.
Blue, brown, green, gray, amber, hazel. Albinos have red eyes.
Blue, brown, green, gray, hazel, amber. Albinos have red eyes.
Albinos are not necessarily white. Albinism refers to a lack of pigmentation, and the level of this lack may vary. For example, some groups of African people who have a high percentage of albinism are not white, but their lack of dark pigment makes their paler skin more obvious. Sometimes, albinos are characterised by lack of pigmentation in just their hair or eyes, or their skin and not their hair or eyes. So no, not all albinos are white.
Yes you can get red eyes but it is commanly found in Albinos... I myself am Albino and have too wear eye contacts too cover my eyes..
Brown, blue, gray, green, hazel, amber. Albinos have red eyes.
Yes They are called albinos White hair and pink eyes