An albino nilgai, a rare genetic variant of the blue bull, has been spotted several times in the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus in Delhi. This striking animal, characterized by its white coat, is believed to be the only one of its kind in the National Capital Region (NCR). Dr. Surya Prakash, a zoologist at JNU, noted that the adult female nilgai is between 4-5 years old and has become increasingly visible, although it is typically shy. Efforts are being made to protect the nilgai from campus traffic and stray dogs, with collaboration from the JNU Animal Welfare Society. The presence of this albino nilgai marks a new record for Delhi, as similar sightings have only been reported in states like Maharashtra and Rajasthan. Albino animals, which lack melanin, often have red or pink eyes and are more susceptible to diseases. Conservationists emphasize the importance of preserving green spaces to ensure the survival of such unique wildlife.