The world’s only recognized white giraffe has remained tailored with a GPS trailing device to keep thieves at bay in northern east Kenya, ecologists say. A upkeep collection said wardens could screen the lone male giraffe’s actions in real time. The camelopard has a rare hereditary disorder called leucism, which reasons the loss of skin pigmentation. He is supposed to be the last of his caring, after thieves slew two of his domestic memberships in March. This is a very sad day for the public of Ijora and Kenya as a entire. We are the only public in the world who are guardians of the white camelopards, said Mohammed Ahmed Noor, boss of Shabina Hirola Conservancy in north-easterly Kenya, in a declaration. “This is a long-term loss assumed that heredities studies and investigate which remained important asset into the area by investigators, has now absent to the drain. Additional to this the snowy camelopard was in a big improvement to travel in the area.