The Chinchilla:Some chinchillas live in the wild while others are kept in households as pets. Wild chinchillas live in the Andes Mountains in South America.
The Silver Fox Rabbit:was first bred in the early 20th century. A decline in the population of this rabbit put it at risk of extinction by the 1970s.
The Silverback Gorilla:A male western gorilla is also called a silverback gorilla. These rare animals live in the western portion of Africa.
The Great Gray Owl:has a mixture of brown, white, and gray feathers. This owl’s coloration allows it to blend in with its forest environment. Its camouflage combined with its silent flight has earned
The Silver Fox: is not a separate species of fox. They belong to the red fox species. But, instead of having a thick coat of red fur, they have black fur with a layer of grey or silver hair.
The Grey Wolf:doesn’t have a solid coat of grey fur. Its coat is a mixture of black, white, light, and brown as well as grey. These unique animals with silver fur live in packs .
The Gray Four-Eyed Opossum: lives in the forests of Central and South America. While most opossums have gray fur, this particular gray opossum has something that makes it unique.
The Gray Poodle: is rare because, in order to have gray or silver fur, a puppy must have two recessive genes known as silvering genes. Furthermore, a silver poodle is born with black fur.