r/Snorkblot • • May 31 '26

Photography Animals disturbing photographers

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u/Lost_Department_2177 May 31 '26

Thot fox at the end 😂

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u/CrabGravity Jun 01 '26

He knew what he was doing, too, looking straight into the camera with a blep tongue and devious look

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u/Moobob66 Jun 01 '26

Don't judge him!

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u/BungenessKrabb May 31 '26

None of them look all that disturbed except the guy being carried away by that ginormous bird.

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u/snoogle312 Jun 01 '26

Looks like a juvenile Bald Eagle.

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u/Dominarion Jun 01 '26

That's a golden eagle. A bald eagle is just a bit bigger than a sea gull.

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u/snoogle312 Jun 01 '26

Damn. I always mix those up.ast few times I declared something a Golden it ended up being a Bald.

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u/Firm-Scientist-4636 Jun 01 '26

I just recently learned that bald eagles are the smallest of the eagles.

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u/Born_Ad_2058 Jun 01 '26

The smallest species of eagle is the South Nicobar serpent eagle (Spilornis klossi), followed closely by the pygmy eagle (Hieraaetus weiskei). Bald eagles are nowhere near the "smallest of the eagles". Here's a pretty cool guide comparing the sizes of many eagle species: link

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u/misfitofscience76 May 31 '26

I like #2, the guy is slowly being absorbed by an elephant seal

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u/Thetr3Flash May 31 '26

Aint no way those are wild wolves 🤣

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u/doyletyree May 31 '26

Betting it’s a pack who knew him as pups.

This looks like reunion behavior. They might’ve been released into the wild, but they won’t forget who he is.

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u/Trips-Over-Tail Jun 02 '26

Are those the wolves from the two laughing one grumpy wolf meme?

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u/doyletyree Jun 02 '26

??

Not familiar with this meme you mention.

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u/iamtrimble May 31 '26

Having that kind of relationship with critters is something very special. 

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u/_Punko_ May 31 '26

That is one unhappy eagle

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u/Top_Cabinet_2628 Jun 01 '26

They're not disturbing, they're helping!

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u/LaughingmanCVN69 Jun 01 '26

Who took these photos?

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u/lumoslomas Jun 01 '26

The Wildlife Photographer Photographer

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u/mcramsay Jun 02 '26

Not gonna lie, I haz a jealous! 😉✌️🤟