Two rare albino alligators make their debut tomorrow at the Kansas City Zoo. Each holds three-thousand gallons of water.
Visitors are able to view the creatures above and below the water.
The gators spend much of their time floating with their eyes and nostrils exposed, while their bodies hang limp below the water line. Their diet consists of rats, chicken and quail. There are only a few dozen in captivity. Two rare albino alligators make their debut tomorrow at the Kansas City Zoo. Each holds three-thousand gallons of water.