The 32-year-old hunter posted photos on Facebook where she was standing with the animal’s heart and narrated that a friend called her to inform her about an old giraffe that will not live for more than three months.

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Mexico City, February 23 (however). – Merylis van der Merwe, Fisher man South Africa, Share pictures of him standing holding Giraffe heartWho killed him on February 13th. Her husband, Gerhardt Neal, gave her a hunting day Valentine’s Day gift.

The 32-year-old hunter posted photos on Facebook where she was standing with the animal’s heart and narrated that a friend called her to inform her about an old giraffe that will not live for more than three months.

“My husband booked for us a trip to the Lost City Palace in Sun City to spend the Valentine’s Day weekend, but our plans changed quickly,” the woman explained on her Facebook account.

The 32-year-old hunter posted photos on Facebook where she was standing with the animal’s heart and narrated that a friend called her to inform her about an old giraffe that will not live for more than three months. Photo: Merelizevdm, Facebook

The 32-year-old hunter posted photos on Facebook where she was standing with the animal’s heart and narrated that a friend called her to inform her about an old giraffe that will not live for more than three months. Photo: Merelizevdm, Facebook

In addition, he shared the video in which he shot the giraffe for the first time and a second time to finish it, as well as photos he took with the corpse and the animal’s heart.

Faced with this situation, netizens have opened a petition on Change.org to demand the closure of the hunter’s Facebook account.

Merylis van der Merwe replied sarcastically to the petition and shared with her the letter: “New petition against me …. I thought it would help their small cause a little.”

Merylis van der Merwe, a South African hunter standing with a giraffe heart. Photo: Merelizevdm, Facebook

Merylis van der Merwe, a South African hunter standing with a giraffe heart. Photo: Merelizevdm, Facebook

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