One Twitter user discovered everyone’s new favorite genre of photo, and it is animals interrupting wildlife photographers.
She’s right; these photos are incredible.
Some of these animals are like, “Hey there, what’s going on?”
And others are like, “You invade my space, I’ll invade yours!” And others are like, “Welcome to my home. Let me show you around.”
In short, these photos are priceless.
Foxy

“I don’t know why the ground keeps moving! Stay still, ground! I have to hunt for prey!”
Babies

I like to think they’re all whispering to each other, “Are we best friends? I think we’re best friends now!”
Cheetah

This guy seems remarkably chill for being mounted by a baby cheetah, which probably means mama cheetah is nearby.
Mama cheetah

Speaking of mama cheetah, here she is being all like, “What’s that you got there? What does it do? Can you show me?”
The next one is too cute.
Photography lesson

That fox is getting a crash course in apertures, lenses, and all that other photography stuff. Told you foxes are pretty smart.
Best friend forever

This might be my favorite on the whole list. That seal is cheesing for the camera! That’s an indomitable pair right there.
Prairie peak

“What are we looking at? What do you see? Point to it! I wanna look at it too!”
Snowy fox

What is this mysterious hairless creature and his little black hairless creature doing in the forest during a snowstorm?
Bearly there

How do you feel now, Goldilocks? (That’s what bears call anyone who invades their personal space.)
The next one is the selfie of the century.
Model behavior

Look at this little bird posing for the camera! Give that bird a modeling contract, stat!
Found you

Oh, you thought a giant mound of snow would effectively hide your camera from sly animals like foxes? Think again.
Roughhousing

“Oh, are you trying to take a photo? Sorry, let me just bite your head a little bit more! It’s so fun!”
Blue beauty

I hope he wasn’t trying to take a picture of an alligator or something in the swamp because this bird deserves the spotlight.
Attacked

Look, this is the risk you take when you photograph majestic birds of prey without their permission.
The next one might make you jealous.
Squirrel friend

Who hasn’t dreamed of having a little squirrel friend that perches on your shoulder and helps you perform your daily tasks? No one, that’s who.
Photo coach

“Psst. You want to get mom from the left angle. That’s her good side. But Billy has to be photographed from straight on. Otherwise, he looks insane.”
Butt sniffer

Something I did not think about until just now is that in all these photos, there is another photographer waiting in the wings to capture moments like these!
Kisses

We interrupt this wildlife photography session to bring you a bunch of little kissies from the cutest baby animal.
Close-up

It doesn’t get much closer than this, folks.
The next one is hilarious.
Uh uh

Look, she said she didn’t want her picture taken. I don’t blame her for what happened next.
Fooling around

“How do you set the selfie timer? Anyone? Is there someone with opposable thumbs around who can help me?”
Serious artist

This is his official photographer portrait. As you can tell, he is a very serious artist.
Say cheese!

“Right there! No, a little to the left! Now give a big thumbs up! Aw, the kids are gonna love this!”
Wild

These next few photos are a mini-series I’d like to call “Animals Taking Over the Job.”
The next one is extra cute.
What is it?

“I see this hairless bear looking into this thing all the time, but what is it? What does he see?”
Penguins

“Victor, is that you?”
“Victor?”
“I don’t think it’s Victor, guys. It’s not moving.”
Stay still

Adorable little baby meerkats are too cute to handle. Camera for scale.
Mystery object

I bet he’s looking for nuts inside this mysterious thing. Sorry buddy!
Human pet

Hey lady, I think you’re pointing the camera in the wrong direction!

