Apparently, taking selfies might be something instinctual instead of a learned behavior. At least that’s what this video footage from a Sea Eagle implies (don’t for a second take that statement seriously.) Park rangers in Australia set up a camera to document the behavior of crocodiles and they soon found out that the camera had disappeared. Eventually, the camera turned up and some footage was extracted that shows who the thief was: a juvenile sea eagle.
The best part: the bird even tries pecking at the lens.
Check out the video after the jump.
Via DIYPhotography and ABC
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