The Bossy Animal Club: 14 Members Who Are Not Afraid to Speak Their Minds

9. A Cheerful and Curly Raccoon

Possible Equipment: Canon EOS R6 Mark II camera Canon Average: Where to Buy? Expense: $3,600* Wildlife photographers have frequently timed their shots perfectly to catch an animal in mid-pose, giving the impression that they are waving at the curious people who are always peering into their lives. However, none of those images compare to the snapshot taken by Miroslav Srb.

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Raccoons are grinning and waving. Comedy Wildlife/Miroslav Srb This well-timed snap, titled "Hello Everyone," shows a happy raccoon that appears to be grinning and waving at the camera. Srb fed this raccoon some prawns while taking this picture on a beach in Florida. Is his cute little companion expressing gratitude for the meal? Yes, in Srb's opinion, as do we.

10. Turn Me Around

Potential Camera: Canon EOS R3 Canon Average: Where to Buy? Price: $5,500* Animals also like spending beautiful moments with their loved ones during romantic sunsets and sunrises. Humans are not the only ones who do this. This wallaby couple is having a great time playing this morning, with one of them teasingly swinging the other around. We think they are in love.

Swinging each other, wallabies Picture by Michael Eastwell/ComedyWildlife Michael Eastwell took this photo in Cape Hillsborough, which is well known for its magnificent wallabies and kangaroos. He went there three times in a row before he realized he had this chance. With the sun peaking through the hills and the clouds tinted yellow, the gorgeous background adds the perfect finishing touch to the playful elements.