Rare albino hammerhead shark captured on video off Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina

Rare albino hammerhead shark captured on video off Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina

An incredibly rare shark was captured on video.

As I've said far too many times to count, there are few things more interesting and entertaining online than nature content.

Whether it's the uplifting and happy kind or straight from a house of horrors, there's always something to feast your eyes on.

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That now includes some absurd shark footage.

Johnnie Mercers Pier shared footage this week of an albino hammerhead shark in the waters off of Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina .

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The Instagram caption speculates the albino shark was somewhere between eight and nine feet long.

WNCT reported that most albino sharks are generally fairly young, and that the crews were not fishing the shark caught on video.

You can watch the insane footage below, and let me know your thoughts atDavid. Hookstead@outkick. com .

People in the comments were quick to offer plenty of reactions. One wrote, "Up until now, I have never seen one."

Another added, "Now THIS is rad."

A third commented, "He looks all white. Wow."

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The footage definitely has people surprised, and I don't blame them. It's always neat to see an albino animal in the wild.

What do you think of the stunning albino shark? Let me know atDavid. Hookstead@outkick. com .

Read the full story at foxnews.com

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