Being a wildlife photographer isn’t easy, you put your life at stake just to get the best shot of animals people can’t see in real life. However, not all animals like to be clicked and they can turn detached, violent, upset whenever they become the subject for a picture.
These animals had no interest in being in front of the camera and their expressions will tell you how they feel when you try to take a picture of them.
Cutest “No” Ever
“NO” means NO and that applies to the animals as well. Also, have you ever seen such an adorable cheetah saying no to pictures? We won’t be able to ignore him and maybe that’s the reason the photographer couldn’t stop himself and captured him in his lens.
If they don’t want paparazzi around them, respect their space and stop clicking them even if they are the cutest.
What Do You Think You Are Doing?
This cheetah knew how to stop the photographer from doing what he does the best. It is clear that animals have their moments and most of the time, they want to be left alone. This particular picture shows how our parents would react when we make Tik Tok videos.
The cheetah is not amused by the appreciation of the photographer, instead, he wants the photographer to stop using his camera ASAP!
Do You Understand?
The way these bears are treating the photographer it is clear that they’d like to cuddle rather than being clicked. Or maybe these bears were admiring the lunch for the day. Their lunch walked into their home, what else they could wish for?
But we don’t think these bears are violent, they rather look friendly and are here to just stop the photographer from clicking pictures.
The Not So Amused Bird
By its not so amused reaction, it is clear that the bird wouldn’t want to be clicked. She seems like a bird full of tantrums. She is trying to get out of the frame because that way the photographer will have to work extra hard to get her in the focus.
Take the camera higher. No, a little left. Okay, you might find me on the right. Don’t you get it? I don’t want to be clicked.
Can We Turn It Into A Mike?
This deer would rather be heard than clicked. With all the aristocracy of human beings going on, animals are losing their homes. They don’t want you to click their pictures anymore. They want you to hear their pain and let them live in their natural habitat.
So, don’t point a camera at them, better give them a mike to call out to all human beings who are burning the forests and building an empire on their homes.
Hidden Cameras
Human beings are clever and they want to capture animals in their natural form and they find different ways to get it right. One of those ways is hiding in the forest or the snow. But you need not underestimate the instincts of the foxes, they are cleverer than you.
This little one found one of the hidden cameras and sat in front of it to block the view. Smart move buddy!
We Won’t Look Into The Cam
No matter where you point the camera, this meerkat family is not going to entertain you. The meerkat family was having a good time and when they saw the photographer in their happy space, they refused to turn and pose for his stupid camera.
At least the animals want to enjoy the vacation and are not running after the selfie streaks.
Don’t Turn Back
The fox is hoping that this woman won’t see him because clearly, he is not a fan of being captured in camera. Hoping to get away with the pictures this fox is going round and round the woman and we gotta figure out who won between these two while another photographer shot these two.
To the photographer who clicked this picture, please tell us the aftermath of this situation.
It’s All Done
This lion took the matter in his own hands. Without playing hide and seek, this one just ate up what troubled him – the photographer. However, this lion didn’t know what to do with the camera and is walking all around the forest showing off his new toy. So, the cubs are going to have a great time growing up now.
All they need is a tutorial on how to use the camera.
Another Lion Finds One
It must be so much fun to find foreign stuff lying around in the forest. After the lion himself, this baby lion found another one to introduce to his family. He was definitely not ready to be clicked and that is the reason he took over the camera and tried his own paws at the gadget.
After all, animals have an equal right to play around with technology.
The Fox Takes Over The Camera
Animals are now going to take control over everything that belongs to you. Why? Well, because you are standing in the way of their daily routine just because you need some good pictures. That’s not how things work. It is a two-way road and you gotta let them do what they feel like.
If you try to stop them from doing the usual stuff, you will have to give up your things.
Don’t Click
This fox doesn’t want the woman to click any pictures. However, the woman is determined to click what she is focused on. If we were in the shoes of this woman, we’d run for our life. But this woman is not disturbed by sweet whispers of the fox.
We are not sure how to define this woman – brave or stubborn? The latter one suits her better.
The Aggressive Response
While the other animals were showing their passive-aggressiveness, this leopard had a different approach towards the photographer who came between his daily chores. Its active aggression did scare off the photographer.
This is one reason that wildlife photographers are always on their toes while they are on work.
How Dare You?
You can’t click me! You have no right to click beautiful pictures of this beauty. Squirrels are aware of the fact that they are cute AF and everyone wants to click cute pictures of them.
However, this little member of the species took a stand for the whole squirrel breed and asked the photographer to stop. The best part is that she took a stand in front of the camera, blocking the view.
Run!
We don’t need to explain to you how mad this bear is. The running act of the photographers is enough for the description. We don’t understand why would people want to risk their lives just to get a shot of an animal that might eat them up and leave no sign of their existence.
Also, who all are these determined people?
The Sloth Protests
The opinion of the sloth is crystal clear and it is against getting clicked. The three toothed sloth is not going to take your nonsense camera just because it’s cute. This adorable sloth might even try to eat up your camera; at least, that’s what its expression suggests.
Take the benefit of the slow speed of sloth and step away ASAP!
Angry Hippo!
How dare you disturb their family time just for the pictures? We know humans like to show off their happy time but that’s not how other animals work. If they are having a happy time with their family time, they’d like to stay away from all the limelight and paparazzi.
And you can’t mess with the hippos! They are not friendly like sloths after all.
Okay… No Crying
Humans are insensitive and rude. They wouldn’t care if the animal is crying or howling. If they want a picture, they will get it, no matter what. They wouldn’t care if they have to place two cameras to get the perfect shot.
Also, the adults have trained the kids to be insensitive and that is why the little girl is smiling while the baby tiger in her lap is crying.
The Legit Reaction
This is what all the animals want to do but unfortunately, they can’t express their true feelings. Animals are bound by four feet and that makes it difficult for them to choke the wildlife photographers to death. Only kangaroos are capable of depicting the true emotion and this picture did justice to it.
So, after seeing this picture, all wildlife photographers should know that animals are tired of your stupid camera.
Run, Run, Run!
If elephants want, they can run as fast as they want to. They can run at a speed of 15.5 miles an hour and this is the speed for short distance. Trust us when we say, you won’t be able to reach that speed; at least, not with that camera and equipment. So, if you start clicking their pictures, you can see them running for life and away from the camera.
