Escrach strong to a "Neanderthal" for hunting a black giraffe, an endangered species

"Neanderthal: an individual says:" One group of extinct hominids who lived in much of Europe, and part of Asia during the Middle Paleolithic. "This is the definition that appears in the dictionary of the 39; Royal Spanish Academy to define this link in the evolutionary chain of the human being.

And that is the definition that Africa Digest chose to describe Tess Thompson Talley after photographs were known of hers posing next to a unique, lifeless and lifeless specimen of 39, a strange black giraffe in South Africa.

"An American white savage who is, in part, Neanderthal coming to Africa and toppling a very rare black giraffe, courtesy of Stupidity from South Africa." That's the message that circulated the publication on his Twitter account which became viral in a few hours.

Beside the message, two images show her radiant beside the dead giraffe and with his deadly rifle "His name is Tess Thompson Talley, please share it."

Thompson Talley comes from Kentucky and the pictures are from a hunt he's been doing in South Africa about a year ago. She had published them herself, thanking God for hearing her "prayers" for chasing such a strange animal

"The prayers for the hunt of my dreams have come true today!" 39 I discovered this rare black giraffe I knew he was elected, I was over 18, 4,000 pounds, "wrote the woman.

Knowing that some would explode from fury with his photos, the hunter added: "The stalked giraffe was a subspecies of South Africa, the number of these subspecies increases partly because of hunters and conservation efforts largely remunerated by the wholesale game, the breed is not uncommon, giraffes darken with age.

But the explanations of the woman only made it add rage to thousands of renowned users and characters of the conservation of the species.Even personalities of the world of the entertainment.The actress Debra Messing was one of them: "Tess Thompson Talley, of Nippa, Kentucky, is a selfish, ruthless, vile, amoral and disgusting killer with joy in her black heart and a radiant smile, she sits next to the corpse of a rare black giraffe in South Africa. "

The case recalled that of the American dentist Walter Palmer, of Minnesota, who in 2015 killed the Cecil lion, a rare specimen of this species.The dentist shot at the" king "with an arrow at the outskirts of a conservation center in Zimbabwe.After ten hours of agony, he died.