Animals Hilariously Photobomb Tourists
Entertainment Patrick Clarke August 31, 2018

Tammy Ricks was in prime position for the ultimate vacation photo in Puerto Rico when an iguana came out of nowhere to pull off one of the most shocking photobombs of all time.
"I was shocked because I had no idea that iguanas could jump like that," Ricks told Lonely Planet. "We were laughing because it was so funny, the iguana was the star of the photo at that point."
Ricks, who was visiting El Morro, a popular tourist destination just outside of San Juan, said she's "still in disbelief."
The leaping iguana's recent limelight-stealing stunt has inspired us to look back on some of the other times animals have hilariously photobombed unsuspecting travelers.
2015's endangered sea turtle photobomb in the Philippines is easily one of the most iconic photobombs in recent memory. Better yet, it happened just ahead of Earth Day.
If you're hoping to go viral with a photobomb, the aquarium and zoo are usually good places to start.
Even visitors to SeaWorld San Diego aren't immune.
The Grand Canyon is a big place but not big enough to stop a squirrel from climbing into your wide shot.
The perfect selfie doesn't exist underwater in Thailand either.
A stylish yoga pose in the mountains of Austria? Not if this unamused cow has anything to say about it.
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