Why people are angry at this photo of Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus faces a shock back after sharing pictures of herself lying in a Joshua tree.

The 26-year-old singer shared snapshots of her exploits in Palm Springs, California, USA, on her Instagram account in recent days, and went to the photo-sharing site to post a picture. she herself dressed in a flowered bodysuit perched in the tree on Monday.

"Looking at all the pretty dramas," wrote Cyrus in the legend. She then followed her with another picture, which showed her again sitting in the tree, subtitled: "Monkey Bizzzzznbadssss (sic)".

And while some worshipers praised Cyrus for his picturesque shots, others were quick to blame him for sitting on a Joshua tree – who could not bear the extra weight.

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"I love you, but drop that damn yucca, they can not stand a heavy weight, and your platform tells people that it's okay to climb trees, our national parks are doomed." , wrote one of them, while the other added: "Do not climb Joshua trees.It is incredibly detrimental to them.As a public figure, it is incumbent on you to give a good example to your faithful so that we can keep these trees for future generations. "

A third asked Cyrus, "Do not do this, Joshua's trees are extinguished because of their fragility, and the people who climb on them do not help to stop that." Delete this before others damage is caused. "

Geary Hund, executive director of the Mojave Desert Land Trust, said in a statement that Joshua's trees could easily be damaged by being overweight because of their superficial root system.

"We are asking Miley Cyrus to consider her status as a public figure and remove this photo from her social networking accounts to educate others and prevent damage to Joshua's trees," she said. he adds.

Joshua's trees are protected in Joshua Tree National Park and the Mojave National Reserve, as well as in many other localities in the city and county.