Photos of the inhabitant of Kentucky, who proudly shows the trophy «hunting dreams» – dead black giraffe in South Africa, provoked a storm of criticism on social networks.
«White American savage, part Neanderthal, come to Africa and kill a very rare black giraffe, rendering courtesy of the stupid South Africa – wrote on Twitter, the news website Africa Digest. Her name is Tessa Thompson Talley. Share this, please.»
White american savage who is partly a neanderthal comes to Africa and shoot down a very rare black giraffe coutrsey of South Africa stupidity. Her name is Tess Thompson Talley. Please share pic.twitter.com/hSK93DOOaz
— AfricaDigest (@africlandpost) June 16, 2018
The woman who was showing off his «trophy» was the mother of eight children and an avid hunter of exotic animals. A thrill seeker, which is really name is Tessa Talley, posted a photo with the dead animal on his page on Facebook, signing it: «praying for my «hunting dreams» today came to life!»
At the moment the page Tessa closed, but on the main photos of her account, the woman is depicted with several «trophies».
Posted by Tess Talley on Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Users in social networks quickly spread the post Africa Digest.
«Tessa Talley Thompson likes to shoot the giraffes and other beautiful animals. Let Tessa know that we are thinking about people who kill giraffes for fun».
«I personally believe that people who take pleasure in killing animals is sick.»
«Who are you to put yourself above any other living creature. Hopefully, nature will take vengeance on you!»
She Tessa commented on Fox News the scandal that arose:
«Giraffe, which I was hunting the South African subspecies. Their number is growing significantly and is controlled in particular by hunters and efforts to protect the environment… This breed is not rare, he was just very old. Giraffes become darker with age».
According to Tessa, zastresenom animal was 18 and he was too old to breed. She also noted that giraffe killed three young bulls that could produce offspring, causing the population of the herd has decreased.
Africa Digest in his post also blamed the governments of countries that allow hunters from all over the world have flocked to him for killing wild animals. Some African countries such as Kenya and Botswana, have already banned such practices on state level.
In the early spring of fisheries Service and wildlife United States (United States Fish and Wildlife Service) lifted the ban on the import of ivory and other trophies from Africa.
It is believed that over the last ten years almost two million animals were killed. The largest number of trophy hunters coming from America.
