These Animals Didn’t Want To Be Photographed, Here’s What They Do When They Found Out

Published on 07/22/2021
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Let Me Have A Look!

Until the appearance of this cheetah, everything was going swimmingly for this photographer. He’s now immobile and staring through the camera, unable to move. Any abrupt movement could elicit a major cat response from this calm feline. Everything appears to be in order for the time being. Simply simple, stay put. There’s always the potential that this cheetah is really curious about the camera. Cats are naturally curious creatures, and this one might be wondering what this unusual guy is up to. Is he keeping an eye out for other cheetahs? Maybe a nice snack? One thing is certain: this cat will not succumb to curiosity!

Let Me Have A Look!

Let Me Have A Look!

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Reviewing The Photos

Maybe that’s how the lion in the preceding slide got his hands on the camera. It’s impossible to know if it’s the same lion or camera, but it’s a possibility. This fierce kitty appears to be learning how to take pictures of itself. It’s got enough of seeing people do it and has decided to do it itself. Is this the first chapter of Animal Farm? Now that lions can snap pictures, the other animals will eventually learn how to do other things. Before we know it, we’ll be living in the grass while our furry pals create homes for themselves indoors.

Reviewing The Photos

Reviewing The Photos

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