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Hundreds of people around the world have shown their indignation in social networks in front of the photographs of an American posing next to her rifle and a black giraffe who has just been hunting in a park in Africa from South.
"A peaceful and docile animal that did not hurt, and you kill it for what, for pride, for reward, for laughter?", "What a dirty piece of trash American this woman is! "or" You do not deserve to be considered a human being ", are some of the messages shared in recent days on Twitter, directed to Tess Thompson Talley, the Kentucky woman who killed l & # 39; animal.
"Prayers because my only hunting dream in life was accomplished today, I spotted this unusual black male giraffe and harbaded it for a long time," said the hunter when she posted the photos on her personal Facebook. "I knew he was good, he was over 18, 1,800 kilos and I was lucky enough to get 900 pounds of meat," Talley added.
An American savage who is partly Neanderthal in Africa and shot at a very rare black giraffe coutrsey of the stupidity of South Africa. She calls Tess Thompson Talley. Please share pic.twitter.com/hSK93DOOaz
– AfricaDigest (@africlandpost) 16 June 2018
The hunting trip took place in June 2017, but the pictures from the American posture with the giraffe they became viral in the last days after the South African blog Africland Post shared them in the social network.
"A wild white American who is practically a Neanderthal comes to Africa and fires at a very rare black giraffe, thanks to the courtesy of South African stupidity, his name is Tess Thompson Talley, please to share, "wrote Africland. Post in a tweet that has been shared more than 45,000 times.
"Trophy Hunt" or sport hunting, which attracts people from all over the world to turn wild animals into trophies, is legal in South Africa and brings a lot of money back to the economy of the country
It is also in other countries of South Africa, as in Zimbabwe, where there has been as much controversy on this practice, as & # 39; In 2015, an American dentist killed Cecil, the most famous lion.
The Giraffe, the world's largest mammal, was recognized as an animal in extinction in 2016 by the International Union for Conservation of the Environment (IUCN) .
According to IUCN data, the species of this animal, which lives in South Africa and East, came down from the 155,000 copies calculated in 1985 to 97 562 in 2015.
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