Donald Trump Jr. is at the center of a growing controversy in Italy, and this time it’s got nothing to do with politics. A video has surfaced showing him in hunting gear, seated beside a pile of dead ducks in Venice’s lagoon. But one bird in particular has everyone up in arms—a protected species known as the ruddy shelduck.

The clip, shared with major news outlets, shows Trump Jr. describing the unusual-looking duck as “not even sure what it is in English.” However, Italian lawmakers and environmental activists had no trouble identifying it. “It’s a ruddy shelduck, and you cannot hunt it,” said Andrea Zanoni, a regional lawmaker.

The incident has drawn sharp criticism, with Luana Zanella, a member of Italy’s parliament, calling it “morally despicable and a crime.” Venice’s lagoon is a protected area, and hunting certain species there is strictly prohibited.

Trump Jr., an avid hunter, was seen in the video hiding among tall grass, surrounded by dead ducks, as an action movie soundtrack played in the background. The footage has fueled outrage among local environmental groups, who are demanding answers and accountability.

This isn’t the first time the Trump family has made headlines in Italy. Earlier this year, President Trump himself drew attention for controversial pardons and political moves. But this latest incident has put the focus on his son, sparking a fresh wave of criticism abroad.

As the debate heats up, Italian officials are investigating the incident, and environmental activists are calling for stricter enforcement of wildlife protection laws.

For now, one thing is clear: this hunting trip has ruffled more than just feathers—it’s ignited a full-blown international uproar.