Wildlife photographer Lucas Brandt’s Kenya trip took an unexpected turn when he spotted a rare leucistic giraffe—a pale, almost ghostly creature rarely seen and vulnerable to predators and poachers. Realizing the danger of exposure, Lucas shared only one photo with a plea for protection, sparking widespread discussion about wildlife ethics.
The experience changed him: now he focuses on protecting nature’s fragile beauty rather than just capturing it.
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