Albino Buffalo at Bangladesh Zoo Gains Viral Fame Over Trump Resemblance

A rare albino buffalo at Bangladesh's national zoo has become an internet sensation after being nicknamed "Donald Trump" for its pale skin and distinctive blond tuft of hair resembling the former president's signature hairstyle. The animal was originally noticed by a local farmer and was slated for slaughter during Eid al-Adha, but government officials intervened and transferred it to the national zoo in Dhaka. The buffalo has since attracted large crowds of visitors eager to photograph and video the increasingly famous animal. While some visitors, including a student quoted by the Associated Press, see a clear resemblance in the buffalo's eyes, hairstyle, and skin color, others have criticized the naming as inappropriate and disrespectful. The zoo initially displayed a sign identifying the animal as "Donald Trump," though the sign has since been removed, and the zoo's curator was later fired, though officials have not publicly disclosed the reason.