1) North Ossetia-Alania, Russia
2) Hokkaidō, Japan
3) Southwestern Sichuan province of China
4) Northeast coast of Venezuela
Explanation:
For the first time, world’s rarest Albino Panda was caught on camera at Wolong National Nature Reserve in the southwestern Sichuan province of China.The spotless, red-eyed, all-white panda is believed to be the world’s solely recognized albino giant panda. China’s People’s Daily mentioned that the Panda is one to two years old and its gender is yet to be identified. China has estimated 10 billion Yuan ($1.45 billion) for the Giant Panda National Park for their conservation.