It is a rare variant of water buffalo, belonging to the albino individuals of Asian water buffalo. Due to genetic mutations leading to a lack of pigments in the body, the skin and hair appear white or very light in color, forming a sharp contrast with the common dark water buffalo. Although visually striking, it is also more susceptible to UV damage in natural environments due to the lack of protective pigments on the skin. The eyes are usually pink or light blue, which may be accompanied by vision problems and is a common feature of albino animals. It is very rare in the wild because their genetic characteristics put them at a disadvantage in the process of natural selection. In some cultures, it is considered sacred or holds special significance

Also known as Indian buffalo or Asian wild buffalo, it is a large herbivorous mammal widely distributed in Asia. They mainly live in tropical rainforests, swamps, and areas near rivers in South Asia and Southeast Asia. Large in size, with thick gray black skin that can resist hot sunlight and insect bites. One of its prominent features is that the corners are thick and curved, usually extending backwards and upwards. It is a social animal that usually forms a group consisting of females and cubs, while males may live alone or form small male groups. It feeds on herbaceous plants, leaves, and aquatic plants, and is most active at dusk and dawn.

It is a rare variant of water buffalo characterized by completely white skin and hair, and a lack of pigmentation in the body due to genetic mutations. Albino water buffalo are very rare in the wild because they lack protective pigments, exhibit a unique appearance, and are more susceptible to UV damage. The eyes are usually light blue or light pink, and there may be visual problems, which is also a common feature of albino animals. In some cultures, albino animals are considered sacred or have special significance. However, due to their vulnerability in the natural environment, albino water buffaloes are not suitable for living in the wild and require special care and protection from humans

Also known as African buffalo or African bison, it is a large herbivorous mammal found in sub Saharan Africa. Belonging to the cattle family, it is known for its communal lifestyle and fierce defensive abilities. Large in size, male individuals are usually larger than females, with broad chests, robust limbs, and large and long horns. The habitat is diverse, and it is a social animal. The strongest cow in the herd will become the leader of the group. It is nocturnal and avoids the scorching sun during the day, often hiding in cool places or mud to stay cool. Considered one of the most dangerous animals in Africa, especially cows that are injured, alone, or carrying calves, can be very aggressive.