These Critters Are Ready For Their Close-Up
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Humans naturally assume that animals don’t understand cameras, or get what we’re doing when we point that box thing with the big glass eye at them, but these adorable pics prove they know all about how cameras work:
(Image Via Sad And Useless)
These pics are so perfectly timed you’d think the photographers caught their subjects unaware, but these blooper shots are considered the height of fashion in the animal kingdom because animals know that life is too short to take a boring picture:
(Image Via izismile)
Maybe these critters are on to something, maybe we need to take less duck faced selfies and stop taking ourselves so seriously in photos!
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