Marmot photobomb caught on Greenpeace camera
THERE’S cute photobombs and then there is this. A curious marmot has captured global attention through an adorable encounter with a Go-Pro.
THERE’S cute photobombs and then there’s this.
A cheeky marmot took adorable to a whole new level when he gave this Go-Pro a good old lick.
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The camera was left in the wild at Glacier National park for a time lapse series by Greenpeace USA.
They weren’t expecting an animal encounter but posted the video online where it has gone viral, shared by thousands of people around the world.
“Ever seen a marmot ... lick you in the face? Now you can!”
“Though we didn’t capture the timelapse video of Glacier National Park that we intended to, we captured something much cooler ... Marmot Love” Greenpeace wrote.
The only question is whether it tops other age old classics; the squirrel, stingray, sloth and seal.
You be the judge.
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