Not even the penguins are exempt from Donald Trump’s tariffs.

On April 3, the president announced a new plan that implements a universal 10 percent tariff on imports to the U.S., as well as higher tariffs for dozens of select countries.

Among the places that will be facing the plan’s new import taxes include Australian territories Heard Island and McDonald Islands, which are near the Arctics. But these islands—which currently contain active volcanoes—are completely uninhabited by humans. In fact, it takes a two-week journey by boat from Perth to even access the islands.

“Since the first landing on Heard Island in 1855, there have been only approximately 240 shore-based visits to the island,” notes the Australian Antarctic Program website, “and only two landings on McDonald Island (in 1971 and 1980).”

And with the value of all items imported by the U.S. in 2024 adding up to zero, the 10 percent tariff will seemingly only affect the penguins and seals that call the small territories home.