Donald Trump Jr., the president's son, is under fire for allegedly killing a "very rare" protected duck while on a hunting trip in Venice, Italy.

An Italian lawmaker has filed a legal complaint for hunting without a license against Donald Trump Jr. and his hunting party after video emerged showing him surrounded by dead birds that he and his group allegedly shot in a protected conservation area of the Venice lagoon.

A video shows Trump showing off a rust-colored duck, which some viewers have identified as a ruddy shelduck — a bird protected across Europe.

Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of U.S. President Donald Trump, broke Italian and European Union environmental protection laws when he hunted ducks near Venice in December, according to two Italian Green party lawmakers.

Italian politicians are calling for action after Donald Trump Jr.’s hunting party allegedly killed a protected ruddy shelduck near Venice.

Per The Hill, Trump Jr. was asked last week about a survey showing him as a leading Republican candidate in 2028. His response? “Oh, God,” Trump Jr. said. “No, no, no, don’t get me into trouble.

Italian politician Andrea Zanoni has reported Donald Trump Jr. to Italian police for killing a rare bird—but it's not the first time his hunting trips have landed him in hot water.

Two Italian Green lawmakers accused Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of President Donald Trump, of illegally hunting a protected bird species in the Venice Lagoon and urged authorities to take action. Andrea Zanoni, a member of the Veneto regional assembly, said he had seen footage of Trump Jr. hunting in the EU conservation zone.

An Italian politician with an anti-hunting background has accused the president's son of several hunting violations. Here's what's actually going on.

Politicians in Italy have asked authorities to take action against a hunting party including Donald Trump Jr. that may have killed a protected species of duck near Venice