When you're a wildlife photographer, the goal is to blend in with your surroundings...

[littlemissmartypants]

When you're a wildlife photographer, the goal is to blend in with your surroundings, so that you don't scare off the animals 😂

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[Fla Dem]

1. Adorable. Just hope they don't pee on him.

[erronis]

3. I don't know why that was my first thought, too. What a guy!

[question everything]

5. I was thinking of biting..

[KS Toronado]

2. That made my day, thanks for posting

[Rebl2]

4. First thought

was he’s helping the one that is on his head get some extra height so she can see better and then I thought the one that gets in his face, hope it doesn’t bite him. Otherwise pretty cool.

[a kennedy]

6. Love how there are always a few that take on the "spotter" pose......the checking things out stance.

Thanks for sharing......

[CaptainTruth]

7. Awesome! It reminds me of some lion cubs I saw years ago.

There was a wildlife photographer in Africa, I think, taking pics of a lioness & cubs. He was closest, with a still camera & a person with a video camera was behind him.

After a couple minutes the cubs noticed the still photographer & wandered over to him. He was laying on his stomach & one of the cubs got on his back, then another, & the cubs started playing, pouncing on each other, rolling off his back & jumping back on him. For several minutes he had lion cubs jumping & pouncing & rolling all over him, playing with abandon & having a blast, while their mom watched.

I've thought many times what an incredible awesome experience that must have been, to be out in the wild & have lion cubs play & tumble all over you. I doubt I will ever have an experience that can equal that.

[Skittles]

8. those littles chaps are very smart

they perceive him as not a threat, and a useful tool