A white squirrel munches on some nuts in Olney, Ill., Saturday Oct. 12, 2002. A rare colony of albino squirrels lives in Olney and the town attracted squirrel nuts from across the country to mark 100 years since the squirrels were first spotted. Retired zoology professor John Stencel says the colony of about 200 albino squirrels is one of three known in North America. They are all white, with pink eyes.
Mrs. UT says they had an albino squirrel on the Penn State campus in the mid 80s.
(ref.
The Simpsons)
Principal Skinner: "You'll be getting an Albanian [exchange student]." Homer: "You mean all white with pink eyes?"
I hate being late to post Friday images. Sorry folks.
11-08-2002, 05:13 PM
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