這是世界上第一張“樹懶拍”嗎

Is This the World's First Ever “Slofie”

A man used his selfie①selfi e ［s?lf?］ n. 自拍照stick for a brilliant snap with an a happy creature while trekking through the forest in South America.

Alongside the picture he wrote： "I'm totally against the selfie-stick but every now and then an exception comes along."

The typically shy creatures are hard to spot - and defi nitely hard to take a photo with as they spend more than 70 percent of their time snoozing or moving slowly through the trees.

But they are actually clever - keeping slow and stationary protects them from predators.

Selfi e sticks have been banned at numerous high-profile events and venues in the past year.

People who used selfie sticks were also listed as the fourth biggest tech sin in a poll of 1，500 adults for The Gadget Show Live.

Commenting on the photo， one person described it as "the only reason one should own a selfie stick，" while another poster came up with an ingenious②ingenious 英 ［?n'd?i?n??s］ 美 ［?n'd?in??s］adj. 有獨創(chuàng)性的；機靈的，精制的name for the rare picture - a "slofie."

一名男子在南美叢林徒步旅行時，用自拍桿與一只歡樂萌物樹懶拍了一張絕妙的合影。

他在圖片旁寫道：“我是完全反對使用自拍桿的，但有時會出現例外。”

樹懶以“害羞”出名，很難捕捉到它們的身影，與其合影絕對是難上加難。它們有超過70%的時間都在打盹兒，或者在樹枝間緩慢移動。

但樹懶其實非常聰明，保持緩慢不動幫助它們躲避掠食者。

過去一年，自拍桿已經在無數備受矚目的活動和場館中遭到封殺。

在英國高科技電子產品展一項基于1500名成年人的調查中，那些使用自拍桿的人還被列為第四大科技罪惡。

有網友評論照片，表示這是“人們應該擁有自拍桿的唯一原因”。還有人為這張罕見的照片創(chuàng)造了一個新詞——“樹懶拍”。