Photo-crashing squirrel the latest web fad
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A squirrel who popped up in a tourist's photo is now stealing even more scenes online.
Known as the 'Crasher Squirrel', it first appeared to spoil a photo taken by tourists in Banff, Canada, the Canadian Press reported.
The photo was posted online and has since become the latest fad to sweep the internet, magically appearing in photos with celebrities such as Paris Hilton, Tiger Woods, Osama bin Laden and The Beatles.
The fad has also spawned websites such as "The Squirrelizer", which allows you to digitally insert the famous squirrel into any picture.
The squirrel now has its own Facebook and Twitter pages, set up by Canadian tourism agencies.
- © Fairfax NZ News
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A plonker is born every micro second.
@ Ash #4;
It's a squirrel. I see about a dozen of them bouncing around outside my house everyday here in the US.
Ash #4 - Have you even seen a squirrel? It's a squirrel.
The original photo is hilarious, the rest are lame. Probably made by Stuff 'journalists'
I'm a kiwi from Paraparaumu living in Banff, Canada and honestly this sorta thing is an every day occurrance here! The animals are seriously everyones friends.. in particular the squirrels, deer and elk! it's so cool to see this gorgeous pic make headlines on NZ news :)
Hmm...why is the original subject out of focus? Auto-focus on I guess, so the camera would have focused on the squirrel? Otherwise I imagine it's a jack up
Can't wait to see the movie!
Breaking New: Someone takes funny pic
Is this really what 'stuff' has come to? This is your main story? Wow. What a high point in the editors career this must be.
this is great. has made my day, thanks squirrel!
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It's a ground squirrel.