Albs, short for Albino, are individuals or animals that have a genetic condition resulting in little to no pigmentation in their skin, hair, and eyes. This lack of melanin can lead to very light skin and hair, often white or pale yellow, and light-colored eyes, such as blue or pink. Albinism can occur in various species, including humans, and is often associated with vision problems and increased sensitivity to sunlight. In humans, Albinism is a hereditary condition that can affect people of all ethnic backgrounds. It is important to note that individuals with albinism may face social challenges and discrimination due to their appearance. Awareness and education about albinism can help promote understanding and acceptance in society.