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13 animals that need to get their photobombing under control

These photobombing animals need to get their acts together and show some respect for the camera!

Photobombing has become something of an art in recent years.

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But the phenomenon isn't just catching on with humans. Animals, possibly in a misguided attempt to emulate our species, have also become quite adept at crashing into pictures when they aren't wanted. Below are 13 of these animals who need to get their acts together and show some respect for the camera:

This dog, who won't stop back-seat driving

If you're not the front dog, the view never changes.

This stingray, who never learned about personal space

"HELLO LADIEZ. WHAT DO YOU SAY WE HEAD BACK TO MY GROTTO AND LISTEN TO SOME WHALE SOUNDS?"

This death-stare duck, who hates landscape photos

Clearly doing her best, "Overly Attached Girlfriend" impression.

This elephant, who loves pretending he's a submarine

"PERISCOPE UP, CAPTAIN."

This cat, who is telling gravity to shove it

We're only a pop-tart and rainbow away from a real life Nyan Cat.

This groundhog, who is too fast for your auto-focus

No one will ever be able to identify this perpetrator.

This hummingbird, who doesn't want you to Instagram his mountainside

"Woah, woah, woah man -- this is a private home. Now get off my lawn!"

This drunk Husky, who wandered into the shot

Go home, Rex. You're making a fool of yourself.

This seriously jealous cat, who is clearly plotting revenge

"One day you'll get yours, human. Then everyone will remember the name Bootsie."

This seal, who wanted to welcome his new neighbour to the area

And who also happens to be the president of the local Home Owner's Association.

This parrot fish, who just got his braces off

And wants the whole world to know!

This little kitten, who is totally the class clown

TOO CUTE. PUT THAT TONGUE AWAY.

This jaded pigeon, who hates tourists

Ugh, go back to your home state and stop slowing down my work commute.