The 750kg Trump Buffalo

The 750kg albino buffalo, dubbed 'Donald Trump' by locals, was initially sold for slaughter during the Eid al-Adha festival. However, it was spared due to its striking resemblance to the US President and the massive crowds it attracted.

With its distinctive blonde hair quiff and pinkish skin,the buffalo has become a viral sensation in Narayanganj, near Bangladesh's capital Dhaka. its calm demeanor has even been humorously contrasted with Trump's personality.

Relocation to Dhaka Zoo

Bangladesh's home ministry intervened, citing security concerns and the unusual public interest, ordering the buffalo's release and relocation to a national zoo in Dhaka.. The ministry official confirmed this decision.

The buffalo's owner, Ziauddin Mridha, revealed that fans have been visiting to take pictures with the famous animal.

The 'Naughty' Benjamin Netanyahu Buffalo

Another bufffalo in the area, named 'Benjamin Netanyahu', gained attention for its aggressive nature and resemblance to the Israeli Prime Minister. The animal's owner described it as 'naughty' and 'devious', with a 'combative' attitude.

Both buffaloes have become symbols of their namesakes' public personas, drawing crowds and sparking conversations about their striking similarities .

Why the Spared Sacrifice?

This event reflects a growing trend in Bangladesh of sparing animals from sacrifice due to their unique features or public interest. In 2019, a black cow named 'Bashundhara' was also spraed and sent to a zoo after attracting massive crowds.

According to the report,the decision to spare the Trump buffalo was influenced by its viral fame and the security concerns it raised. the Netanyahu buffalo's aggressive nature also played a role in its spared sacrifice.

Who Will Benefit from This Decision?

The decision to spare these buffaloes and relocate them to a zoo benefits both the animals and the public. The buffaloes will now live in a safer and more comfortable environment, while the public will have the opportunity to see these unique animals up close.

The decision also benefits the zoos, which will attrcat more visitors due to the presence of these famous buffaloes.