The white peacock (Pavo cristatus mut. alba) is a rare and ethereal variant of the Indian peafowl. Unlike the typical blue-and-green coloration, white peacocks boast a stunning all-white plumage that glows in the sunlight. This coloration is not due to albinism but rather leucism, a genetic condition that affects pigmentation.

Despite their unique appearance, white peacocks share the same behaviors as their colorful relatives. During the breeding season, males fan out their magnificent tails in dazzling displays to attract females. These birds are omnivores, feeding on seeds, insects, and small reptiles. White peacocks are often kept in zoos and parks, where their beauty captivates visitors and symbolizes purity and elegance.