Unexpected guest in a series of photos traveling around the world
Animals accidentally get into tourists' photo frames, making souvenir photos more humorous and memorable than ever.
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On February 15, a romantic proposal was staged by Chris Hammer inside Ripley's Aquarium, Toronto (Canada) to ask Taylor McKay, his girlfriend. As soon as he saw the diver swimming near with a sign that read "Will you marry me?", Taylor had to hold her breath and turn around to see Chris kneeling in front of her with a ring on his hand. Every moment was perfect, until returning home, the two looked at the photos and discovered that a stingray had covered the sign in the diver's hand. |
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Dan Mozer and his wife were lucky enough to capture the moment a dolphin was tumbling on the water at Atlantic Beach, Florida (USA). Dan said that while he was taking a photo of his wife, someone shouted that there was a pod of dolphins swimming offshore. The two of them could only see their small fins. The moment Dan pressed the shutter, a dolphin suddenly jumped out of the sea, causing Dan to scream "Oh my god!", while his wife did not witness that wonderful scene. The photo was shared online, some people still doubted that this was just an edited work. |
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David Bellis was taking his young son Jacob to a farm in Prestatyn, North Wales, where they often visited and fed horses, pigs and other animals. David decided to take a picture to show his mother Rhian how much fun they were having, and the horse nearby didn’t hesitate to join in. |
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A seagull obscured a Red Arrow plane during the Llandudno Air Show in North Wales earlier last year. This image was taken by first year photography student Jade Coxon. |
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In 2012, Alexis and Steve Espey decided to hold their wedding at the Marineland Dolphin Adventure aquarium in St. Augustine, Florida (USA). The photo was taken by a wedding photographer when the couple was kissing after the wedding ceremony, the playful dolphin accidentally created a memorable photo in the couple's photo album. |
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While taking a photo of the Cape of Good Hope (South Africa), photographer Punam Dave was startled when a baboon appeared in front of her camera. |
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The flying cat suddenly entered the frame. |
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A horse shows its teeth to entertain the children. |
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During a visit to the zoo, this couple wanted to take a souvenir photo with a giraffe, but it seemed the tall animal did not want its boyfriend to appear in the photo. |
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The fish is blocking the main character of the photo behind. |
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