A few nice animal health images I found:
White Tiger
Image by Diatherman
Taman Safari, West Java, Indonesia.
White tigers have always been extremely rare in the wild.
White tigers are Bengal tigers with pink noses and white-to-cream colored fur with black, gray or chocolate-colored stripes; their eyes are usually blue, but may be green or amber. There are around 600 white tigers in the world.
Due to the small size of the gene pool, many white tigers suffer from health problems due to inbreeding. For this reason, responsible zoos refuse to breed two white tigers together. However, two white parents are the only way to ensure white cubs; if a white tiger mates with a partner that is heterozygous for the gene, only half of the offspring will be white.
Health assessment
Image by MyFWC Research
FWC researchers perform a health assessment on the manatee prior to transport to the release site. The assessment included taking measurements of the animal, documenting scars, performing an ultrasound to measure the body fat of the animal and cleaning the open wounds with antiseptic.
What to Do if You See a Sick, Injured, Dead, or Tagged Manatee
Activities were conducted under the US Fish and Wildlife Service permit # MA770191.
