At first glance, this is a common picture from vacation. You cool'd be surprised, what's the catch ... Bashny.Net

The fact that people today do not feed bread, and let make another self, known to all. It is worth to admit that such a peccadillo is found not only the representatives of Homo sapiens, but even for our four-legged friends. And pets are okay - they love to copy their masters around. But this contagious virus is transmitted even residents of wildlife! For example, recently a young traveler, Christian LeBlanc during a trip to Thailand visited the so-called elephant sanctuary in Koh Phangan. He took a few pictures with his camera GoPro (a special device to take photos during outdoor activities or sports). Suddenly hungry animal trunk snatched the camera from the hands of Christian to eat it ...



camera at this time has been set for time-lapse (timelapse mode), in which the picture is taken automatically every few seconds. Thus the bishop was able to capture the grand Self, or rather "slonfi." Thank God, after this giant animal, Christian returned camera intact.



Recall that this is not the first attempt to make the representatives of the world fauna self. Not long ago, the Internet was all ears on the news that the octopus grabbed the camera out of the hands of the scientist, when he was trying to make a picture of him, and eventually he took the video. Just a few days he won the post thousands of comments and likes.



Judging from the photos in Instagram now 22-year-old LeBlanc continues its journey through Asia. For example, the Philippines, the guy managed to make a stunning self under water with a whale shark.



Striking this world, though! Hopefully animals were not smart enough to create their own social networks to upload photos to. Travel, explore, learn something new, open horizons, to move forward, because on this planet as much surprising and unpredictable. And yet, if you please, share this post with your friends - let them be convinced that even the wild has not bypassed and technical progress.

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