Just Earth News | @justearthnews | 18 May 2026, 06:12 am Print
Trump The pink-coloured buffalo has gone viral on the internet for its nickname 'Donald Trump' and as locals described it as having an uncanny resemblance to the US President. Photo: @Alhamdhulillaah
A pink-coloured, 700-kilogram albino buffalo nicknamed “Donald Trump” has become an unlikely attraction at an ongoing Eid al-Adha cattle market in Bangladesh, drawing crowds of curious visitors eager to snap selfies with the animal.
The buffalo has turned into an unexpected celebrity because of the golden-coloured tuft of hair on its head, prompting many to jokingly compare it to the former US president.
According to reports by The Business Standard, visitors have been flocking to see the rare animal, taking photographs and cautiously touching the calm and gentle buffalo.
The buffalo is currently being reared at Rabeya Agro Farm in the Paikpara area of Narayanganj.
Farm owner Ziauddin Mridha said he purchased the buffalo around 10 months ago from a cattle market in Rajshahi.
“My younger brother jokingly named it Donald Trump after seeing the hair on its head,” he told the newspaper.
Describing the animal’s temperament, Mridha said, “It is very calm in nature. Albino buffaloes are generally peaceful and do not become aggressive unless provoked.”
A buffalo in Bangladesh has gone viral ahead of Eid al-Adha after being nicknamed “Donald Trump” due to its unusual resemblance to the US President.
— • (@Alhamdhulillaah) May 11, 2026
Weighing around 700kg, the buffalo was raised on a local farm in Narayanganj. It was fed a nutritious diet consisting of corn,… pic.twitter.com/VpdCrUFa2J
He added that the buffalo has already been sold and will be handed over to its new owner next week.
A local resident said he visited the farm after watching videos of the buffalo on Facebook.
“It really does look like Trump. Its face and hair resemble him closely,” he told the newspaper.
Another visitor, identified as Mim, admitted she initially thought the comparison was exaggerated.
“But after seeing it in person, it actually looks like Trump. The name suits it well,” she told the Bangladeshi newspaper.
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