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Social media in Egypt has been busy with the news that 3 new giraffes have been brought to the Giza Zoo to join “Sensun”, the only giraffe in the park.
The deal to bring in the three giraffes was concluded in agreement with the Johannesburg Zoo in South Africa, in accordance with the internationally approved trade system, to join the only giraffe in the Giza Zoo, in exchange for other wild animals, the Giza Zoo suffers an increase in their number.
The new giraffes arrived at Cairo airport on a special cargo plane from South Africa.
Sonsun has been living alone for 3 years and was suffering from pain and depression due to the death of her newborn, Aziz, in late 2016, according to the Giza Zoo administration.
Mockery and joy
News of the arrival of the new giraffes was met with great interaction on social media sites in Egypt.
And many expressed their joy at the attention paid to “Sensen” and finally meeting a series of giraffes, to end their loneliness.
And the fun was imposed in a lot of comments in which the name of the giraffe changed from “Sunsan” to “Susan.” .
And it was a joke that finally allowed “Sensen” to marry, as many young men and women continue to search for their other half, the most shared romance between singers.
The comments were also not free from those who refuse to marry “Sonsun” to a “foreigner.”
On the other hand, some saw that what happened proves that the interest in animals has become greater than that of humans.
Sarah said that while “Egypt suffers from a shortage of oxygen tubes and hospital beds, authorities pay attention to marrying a giraffe, indicating that a person is cheap in this country.”
Sayed Ramadan sarcastically commented: “In a second wave of Corona, we entered 1000 cases a day, but a boyfriend visited her.”
In response to comments objected to “paying millions” to bring giraffes, some comments indicated that Egypt did not pay any fees for any giraffes, but instead were exchanged for other animals, many of which are owned by the Egyptian Garden.
