These animals were feeling cute in their pic, but most of them mentioned they might possibly delete the picture later! Don't worry, we managed to save a few before that happened.
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little while ago, Redditor JokeInks posted a photo on the Sh*ttyLifeProTips sub of a very cool tip: "Take a selfie through a toilet roll tube and pretend you're the moon". Pet owners decided to join the craze too and started posting on #MoonSelfie on instagram.
These are real pros!
Via AnimalistToo
The selfie epidemic is not just limited to humans - this sloth has selfie fever, too!
Meet Gavin, the adorable fish that smiles and loves to take sel...fishes!
Join the daily adventures of Manny, the 'Selfie Cat' who takes a selfie Photos of Himself, usually in some dangerous or funny situations. For more, check out his instagram account, followed with more than 426K followers.
Via AusAntarctic
When Australian Antarctic expeditioner, Eddie Gault, left his camera on, two curious penguins decided to seize the opportunity for a selfie that offers us all a delightful Bird's eye view.
Take a Cowfie! An organisation in the city of Kolkata has just concluded a selfie contest with cows to raise awareness about the politically controversial topic of cow protection and slaughter in India. The campaign comes at the end of a year when the consumption and sale of beef has become a polarising issue in the country.
The We Rate Dogs Twitter account always makes for joyful scrolling. On June 21 the account asked their followers to send dog selfies and the results... well, judge for yourself:
With Granny Ahes, during a lovely tour in concentration camp, next to a car accident and even while the plane is about to crash.
Picture worth a thousand words.
So when I see people who have opened up Instagram pages for their pets, the first thought that has gone through my head is, why? You have nothing better to do than take random pictures of your pet and put on the internet for people appraise and give feedback? Clearly you don't, but it's becoming so wide spread, that the animals are getting in on the action proactively, without our help.
