Ghoulish online trolls are taunting the family of a 19-year-old tourist who was found dead on a remote Australian beach surrounded by dingoes — and they are all making the same sick joke. Canadian backpacker Piper James died on her “trip of a lifetime” and her body was savaged by the wild dogs — which hunt in packs of up to 12 and can grow to 50 lbs.

The cause of death is under investigation.

Local police have yet to determine whether the 19-year-old tourist died from drowning after going for a swim or was attacked by the animals.

The 19-year-old Canadian backpacker, Piper James, was holidaying on the Queensland tourist destination with friends before her body was found at Seventy Five Mile Beach.

Devastated parents speak out after Canadian teen found dead surrounded by dingoes on Australian island - Investigators are yet to conclude whether 19-year-old died from drowning or dingo attack

The father of a young Canadian found dead on a beach in Australia on Monday said her family hopes to bring her remains home next week, after an autopsy suggested dingo bites on her body were likely not her immediate cause of death.

Authorities in Australia are investigating after a 19-year-old was found dead surrounded by a pack of dingoes on a beach early Monday morning.

An autopsy in Australia has determined that a young Canadian who was found dead on a beach this week was likely not killed by a pack of 10 dingoes.

Police in Queensland, Australia are investigating the death of a 19-year-old woman after her body was found surrounded by wild dogs on a beach at K’Gari, formerly known as Fraser Island.

Brianna Falk was in disbelief when she learned the Canadian whose body was found surrounded by dingoes on an Australian beach was the girl she sat beside during a high school English class just three years ago.