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Animal Collecting, India, Chapter Four

It was sunrise, and Jack and John went out in a large truck to capture an Indian elephant. They found a herd that had about 20 elephants in it, and looked at them to decide which one to try to capture. John grabbed Jack's arm. Am I imagining things, or is that a white elephant? Jack looked, and he saw it to. It must be an albino! He said. An albino elephant is very rare. They decided that they would try to capture it. They came nearer, and lured it into a cage with some mangoes and captured it.

Stunning photos of African and Asian elephants offer window into daily lives of the friendly giants | Daily Mail Online
Albino Indian Elephant

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