Those red eyes aren’t glowing. You’re literally seeing through them. Albino owls lack pigment in their irises, making them translucent, so light passes straight through and reflects off the blood-rich retina behind the eye. It’s the same visual effect that causes red-eye in flash photos, but in real life, and in a bird built for night vision. Nature didn’t turn spooky. It turned transparent. #NatureExplained #AnimalAdaptations #WildlifeFacts #ScienceOfNature #DidYouKnow #NightVision | Discvr Blo