With Donald Trump’s hair back in the headlines again due to its apparent resemblance to the New York Times logo, of all things, we take a look at what else Trump’s hair has been likened to.

Once you see Trump's hair in the New York Times' typeface you can't ever unsee it (I'm so sorry) pic.twitter.com/XtqLYPAHNv — Jennings Brown (@tjenningsbrown) December 12, 2016

The latest discovery came from journalist Jennings Brown who tweeted that he “can’t ever unsee it” after noticing the resemblance between the NYT typeface on its logo and the president-elect’s hair.

Uncanny or unconvincing? Either way, it’s just another in a long line of cats, shoes and waves that could be perfect stand-ins for Trump’s hair if ever needed.

GUCCI WHAT YOU DOIN pic.twitter.com/2N4lY5CnDl — victoria (@CountOnVic) September 13, 2016

The famous comb-over has even been seen on the side of the road, slowly creeping its way towards voters’ homes.

Elsewhere in the wild, his hair’s distant cousin may have been discovered, as experts point out its eerie similarities with the flannel moth caterpillar, or Megalopyge opercularis, in Peru. Coincidentally, while Trump’s opponents have branded the president-elect as “toxic,” this caterpillar counterpart is actually highly venomous.

Trump’s list of fans in the animal world doesn’t end there though, with several emulating his style where possible, including this duck and guinea pig, who clearly want to follow their hero into politics.

why this guinea pig look like it's wearing donald trumps hair pic.twitter.com/1XBixHfaY6 — saramac (@sara_macdonald2) November 24, 2016

Here's something to make you smile this Friday. This duck's 'hairpiece' disastrously resembles Donald Trump's 'do! pic.twitter.com/HMGGci5uRs — NuYu Ltd (@NuyuHairLtd) January 22, 2016

If only for the fun we enjoy on the internet, let’s hope Trump never changes his hair.

Trumps hair looks like some sushi 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/85v4uo4J2j — Andrew Branham (@branhamandrew) November 9, 2016