Rat takes a selfie in the New York City subway

November 27, 2015

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Just when you think you've seen it all, the unbelievable happens. It turns out that a rat who had his "residence" in the New York subway, was jealous of the ability of people to make selfies with the smartphones and wanted to try his luck. Having long watched through the shadows - it seems - the narcissistic rodent, he couldn't take it anymore and wanted to get his pointy snout photographed. Trouble is, he wanted to use a man's phone for this job.

At least that's what the following story suggests, which, if there were no video and photo evidence, would not be believed to be true. It all happened as the Don Richards, a man who was visiting New York and traveling by subway, he pulled a Video with a rat that scared a man on the subway platform. Only later did he realize that the rat was not looking for food, but for a camera!

The "determined-for-everything" rat climbed into the bosom of an unfortunate guy who was sleeping on the floor of the dock leaning against a pole. The man then jumped up in fear as he was awakened by the activation of his cell phone's flash, according to the report Fox61. Examining the photos on his mobile phone, the unfortunate and awake man discovered - to his surprise - the triumphant selfie of the rat's snout on one of them.

What's even stranger, is that the rat, after it fell from the man's arms, didn't look scared, nor did it run away, as if it was waiting to see his photo. As it turns out, aside from the joke, the cell phone - for completely unknown reasons - triggered the Camera and the flash, the moment the rat had climbed into the man's arms.

Taking advantage of the opportunity, the rat seized it and pulled out the selfie his. As you can see from the picture above, it's not very successful. The angle is not good Mr. Rat and you've emphasized the nose too much and the flash is in the eyes. Next time do it better. Imagine if he had a family that wanted put out photos with her.

Although the Richards and the unnamed man who had the incident happen to him, laughed afterwards at the incredible feat of the rat, no one saw what happened to the rat himself afterwards.

However, if you find yourself in a similar situation (which we are addressing) do not refuse a selfie to some rat with artistic concerns. Poor animals have souls too.

from Elichord