[VIDEO] When Pranked Wild Animals Can’t Deal With Their Own Reflection

Just imagine yourself seeing your identical twin for the first time.

By | 04 Jun 2015, 08:15 AM

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A French photographer traveled to Gabon, Africa, and set up a mirror in several locations around the forest to capture the local wildlife interacting with their reflections for the the first time ever

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While chimps were curious about their newfound identical twins…

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…the gorilla was ready to punch first and ask questions later!

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The elephant, however, couldn't care less

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The photographer hid cameras in security boxes and set up motion sensors that triggered the cameras whenever animals got close enough to the mirrors. Watch the full video here:

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