The necropsies (autopsies for animals) for both giraffes showed liver damage, which led zoo officials to focus on the possibility that both Jesse and Auggie were exposed to a toxin, either through food, through the exhibit or through a foreign object. The zoo said that while they think the two deaths are related, they are still testing to find definite proof. That testing includes lab testing on blood and tissue samples from both giraffes to identify any more similarities.>

From; "Dallas Zoo believes that two of its recent giraffe deaths are related, is testing to determine more" 👇🏻

https://www.wfaa.com/article/life/animals/dallas-zoo-giraffe-deaths-related-jesse-auggie/287-bd5e15a5-f197-40b4-aef1-f38fad62f7f3

AND...

He had some of the same symptoms and abnormally high liver enzymes as 19-year-old Auggie, who died a week earlier. >

From; "Dallas Zoo says two recent giraffe deaths likely connected to toxin" 👇🏻

https://www.fox4news.com/news/dallas-zoo-says-two-recent-giraffe-deaths-likely-connected-to-toxin

So basically these 2 giraffes got "toxins" which showed-up in their livers? We know the lipid nanoparticles congregate in livers (mammals) after delivering the mRNA cocktail. Just sayin?