In September 2014, a white lion cub was spotted in Singita Kruger National Park. While hundreds of these animals exist in captivity, only 13 remain in the wild, making the sighting unique. Black Bean Productions set out to capture footage of these remarkable big cats, whose coloration is not albinism but is caused by a less severe mutation.
Singita: www.singita.com
Black Bean Productions: http://www.blackbeanproductions.com/
Read a Q&A with the filmmaker: http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2015/12/03/short-film-showcase-qa-extremely-rare-white-lions-caught-on-camera/
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