Beautiful Albino turtle found in the Coast Australia

Australia - A small turtles are very rarely found on a beach in Australia. These little creatures are white or albino was known to one of 122 children hatchlings or turtle that washed up on the coast of Queensland.

Small white creature was known to one of 122 children hatchlings or turtle that washed up on the coast of Queensland Australia.
Volunteers from Coolum and North Shore Coast or environmental groups on the waterfront of Australia was the one who first discovered the animal on Sunday, February 7th last.

"By releasing them into the water, would make her happy," said the chairman of environmentalists Linda Warnemunde, as reported by the BBC,

"These animals are not sick, just her skin was white," adds Linda.

Linda also revealed generally from 1,000 turtle hatchlings released into the sea, which survive only one tail. In

fact, according to experts, the chances of survival for albino turtles are much lower.

According to experts, the chances of survival for albino turtles are much lower. (BBC.com)

This is justified by the Chief Scientist of the Institute for the protection of endangered animals Queensland, Dr Col Limpus. According sighting a turtle with red eyes beached Queensland is very rare and infrequent.

"Probably hundreds of thousands are laid, only one can survive," said Dr. Limpus.

"And usually, they have never been out of the nest. Maybe he was out of the nest because they can not adapt to the surrounding environment. This suggests that their life chances are very low," added Limpus, as reported from Abc.net.au.

Meanwhile, a local resident named Jayne Walton record that tortoise into a video expressing his happiness.

"He (turtle) is gorgeous. We could see the pink fins like seeing blood flowing," said Walton.

"I hope he can survive in the open sea. The trick run is very fast, like not stand want to rush into the water," he added.