An albino buffalo named Donald Trump has become the main attraction at Bangladesh’s National Zoo since last week. The 700-kilogram animal, known for its golden hair, drew nationwide attention after a viral social media video compared its tuft of hair to that of the U.S. president. Originally sold for sacrifice during the upcoming Eid al-Adha festival, the buffalo was moved to the zoo on government orders citing security concerns. Visitors have been gathering in large numbers despite the heat to see the animal, taking photos and videos near its enclosure.

Local media reported that the zoo initially displayed a signboard reading “Donald Trump,” which was later removed. The zoo curator was dismissed on Saturday, though no official reason was given. Some visitors criticized naming the animal after a world leader, calling it disrespectful, while others viewed it as a harmless curiosity. The buffalo’s buyer was refunded after the Home Minister ordered police to take the animal into custody.

The buffalo’s popularity continues to grow, with visitors traveling from across the country to witness the unusual attraction firsthand.