London: A ring-tailed lemur didn&rsquo;t want to miss out on the selfie craze so he snatched his keeper&rsquo;s camera and took his own.
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Bekily was watching Tegan McPhail photograph animals at London Zoo at feeding time. Perhaps, inspired by Bradley Cooper&rsquo;s mega-selfie with fellow stars at the Oscars he decided he wanted to pose for one himself. McPhail said: &ldquo;We&rsquo;re always taking quick pics of the animals we look after because with workmates this cute it&rsquo;s hard to resist.&rdquo;
She added, &ldquo;As I was snapping away, he grabbed the camera lens and pulled it towards his own face. It took him a few attempts but he got a great profile pic in the end. I doubt we&rsquo;ll be entering his pics into a photography competitions any time soon but I think he did a pretty good job!&rdquo;

A ring-tailed lemur didn&rsquo;t want to miss out on the selfie craze so he snatched his keeper&rsquo;s camera and took his own

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