https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cly8xlj0485o
'Nowhere's safe': How an island of penguins ended up on Trump tariff list
Ottilie Mitchell and Tiffanie Turnbull
BBC News, Sydney
Annelise ReesTwo tiny, remote Antarctic outposts populated by penguins and seals are among the obscure places targeted by the Trump administration's new tariffs.
Heard and McDonald Islands - a territory which sits 4,000km (2,485 miles) south-west of Australia - are only accessible via a seven-day boat trip from Perth, and haven't been visited by humans in almost a decade.
Australian trade minister Don Farrell told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) that the tariffs were "clearly a mistake".
"Poor old penguins, I don't know what they did to Trump, but, look, I think it's an indication, to be honest with you, that this was a rushed process."
