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There are no white tigers in the wild; they are a result of genetic mutations and inbreeding. The orange color in tigers is due to pheomelanin, which is unfortunately absent in white tigers. White tigers have blue eyes.
The origin of white tigers in India was documented between 1556 and 1605 AD. The first documented case of a white tiger being captured occurred in 1915 when a local maharaja captured a white tiger and kept it until its death.
The first mutant white cub tiger is believed to be the one trapped by the Maharaja, who found it orphaned in the jungle in 1951.
Named Mohan, this cub later produced the first litter of white cubs, which became the ancestors of others now found in many zoos worldwide.