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In Bangladesh, the sacrifice of white buffalo, popularly known as Donald Trump, on Eid has been stopped. This buffalo was sold for sacrifice on May 23 for 3.85 lakh taka (about Rs 3 lakh).
According to news agency ANI, this buffalo was reared at Rabeya Agro Farm located in Narayanganj near the capital Dhaka. Farm owner Zia Uddin Mairada said that the price of this 700 kg buffalo was fixed at 550 taka per kg.
When the popularity of this white buffalo increased, the attention of the government and administration also went towards it. After this, the Home Ministry of Bangladesh announced on Wednesday that the buffalo will be rescued and sent to the National Zoo in Dhaka.
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed ordered officials to keep the animal safe. It was also said that the person who had bought this buffalo for sacrifice should be refunded his entire money.
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The golden hair of this buffalo matches the hairstyle of American President Trump. This is the reason why it became famous on social media as ‘Trump Buffalo’.
People started reaching the farm from far and wide just to see this unique buffalo. Social media influencers made this buffalo more famous.
The buffalo has been reared at Rabeya Agro Farm located in Narayanganj, some distance from the capital Dhaka.
This buffalo is 4 years old, so officials believe that it can live for many years.
The sacrifice of the buffalo has been stopped and now it is being taken to Dhaka Zoo. The government will take care of it here.
Buffalo went viral on social media due to its golden hair
The most special thing about this buffalo is the tuft of golden hair on its head, which looks very similar to the hairstyle of American President Donald Trump. For this reason, people jokingly named him Donald Trump.
A huge crowd of people started gathering at the farm, due to which concerns about security increased. After this, the Bangladesh government decided at the last moment that this rare buffalo would not be allowed to be sacrificed.
Animal Husbandry Department demanded to keep buffalo safe
Mohammad Ruhul Quddus, an officer of Dhaka’s Keraniganj Police Station, said that the Animal Husbandry Department had contacted the police and demanded to keep this buffalo safe. Officials believe that this buffalo is still young and can live for many years.
Speaking to ANI, the owner of the farm said that this buffalo is 4 years old and is of albino breed. Its color is white-pink. That is why it is rare and unique.
Now this buffalo has been kept in Bangladesh National Zoo. The zoo administration has prepared a separate enclosure for him and special staff have also been deployed for his care.
Zoo curator Atiqur Rahman said that the buffalo will currently be kept under observation and quarantine for two weeks. After this the common people will be able to see him in the zoo.
Albino breed very rare in Bangladesh
White or albino buffaloes are considered extremely rare in Bangladesh. Mostly only black colored animals are seen there. In such a situation, the different color of this buffalo and the golden hair on its head became a big reason for attraction for the people.
A pigment called melanin is produced very little or not at all in the body of animals of albino breed. This pigment gives color to skin, hair and eyes. Due to its deficiency, the color of such animals appears white or light pink.
According to experts, sometimes one albino is born among thousands of normal animals. Their skin and eyes are sensitive, hence they are more at risk from sunlight, infections and skin related diseases.
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