Animals,FailsSEP 4, 2025

This Facebook Group Is All About Poor Wildlife Photos And They Are So Bad They’re Good

Article created by: Justinas Keturka

Bad Wildlife Photography needs no introduction. The internet's powerhouse founded five years ago as a Facebook group has gone from a couple of thousand members to boasting a solid 411.3K fanbase. It all started when the group went totally viral in January 2020 after being featured on Bored Panda.

Today, it’s one of the most exciting communities on social media which has people sharing weirdly wonderful and impossibly bad photographs of wildlife. No perfect shots, no well-thought compositions, no good timing: bad photography celebrates the exact opposite.

So get your popcorn ready to scroll through the freshest batch of wildlife photos with deliberately zero quality standards. And after you’re done, make sure to check out our previous posts with the same excellence in poorness here, here, and here.

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#21 Sigh. This Is My Bathroom Ceiling, That Is A Brush Tailed Possum Foot

Small furry animal claws poking through a hole in the ceiling, an example of poor wildlife photos that are so bad they’re good

Sabrina Raven

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#22 That Moment When You Realize You're Gonna Need A Bigger Bird Feeder

Snowy backyard scene with poor wildlife photos of birds on a fence and tree near a blue birdhouse.

Juli Alsadi

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#23 So I Helped A Raccoon That Was Unable To Get Up The Slippery River Bank And Was Stuck In The Water. I Was Repaid With Him Shaking The Water Off Of Himself All Over Me

Woman in a winter hat reacting to a raccoon climbing on her red kayak in a snowy outdoor setting, poor wildlife photo.

Paige Rancier

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#24 Not [Bad] Photo... But I [Pooped] My Pants... Back Away Slowly

Bobcat sitting on a wooden fence near pine trees and a bird, illustrating poor wildlife photos that are so bad they’re good.

Emily DeWolfe

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#25 The Ermine In The Lovely Minnesota Snow. Nailed The Exposure On This One

Faint image of an animal in snow, showcasing poor wildlife photos that are so bad they’re good in a Facebook group.

Wayne Perala

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#26 Here Is The Pic I Happened To Snap Once Of A Capybara Getting Snipped By A Goose. I Couldn’t Believe It When I Saw What I Captured

A poorly timed wildlife photo of a capybara and two white ducks near a lake capturing a funny interaction.

Danielle Merlino

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#27 You Are Considered Lucky To See One Cape Clawlless Otter. Two Together At The Same Time Is Even More Unusual. Not Sure What It Means When Eight Demonic Ones Come And Visit You Out Of The Darkness

Poor wildlife photos of otters at night with glowing eyes in a blurry and low-quality image setting.

Chris Leggatt

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#28 Any Ornithologists Out There To Identify This Bird?

Possum head hanging out of a wooden box on a tree, an example of poor wildlife photos that are so bad they're good.

Francesco DiCenso

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#29 I Thought You Might Like To Look At My Beaver

Beaver lying awkwardly in snow with poor wildlife photo quality capturing an unusual and funny moment.

Tammy Pollard

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#30 I Feed The Critters. The Yard Is Overrun. It Makes My Boyfriend Crazy. Today, While At Work, I Receive This Photo. Apparently They're Checking To See What Time I'll Be Home

Blurry close-up of a squirrel with a reddish tail on a textured surface, showcasing poor wildlife photography.

Amy DuBois

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#31 I Was Doing Some Yard Work When I Saw A Roadrunner Running Around On My Roof. I Grabbed My Phone To Take A Shot, But It Jumped Off Just As I Snapped

A poorly captured wildlife photo of a bird awkwardly mid-flight against a clear blue sky near house eaves.

Aaron Hamilton

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#32 Excuse Me, But Could I Borrow A Cup Of Sugar?

Moose captured in a poor wildlife photo at a front porch, highlighting charmingly bad wildlife photography moments.

Tracy Ricker Rose

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#33 When You Try To Feed Bambies Some Cabbage, But You Have Poor Aim

Two deer in the snow with one deer’s face obscured by an object in a poor wildlife photo moment.

Natasha Acephalous Pochtar

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#34 On The Way To Work Today I Looked At My Dashboard With My Toy Dinosaurs On It, And I Thought, I Don't Remember Buying A Lizard

Toy dinosaur and bear figures on a car dashboard, illustrating poor wildlife photos shared in a wildlife photo group.

I HAVE A LIZARD IN MY CAR! When I got to work it was over by the passenger side door. I thought great, I'll just catch it and let it go. So I did catch it, but as I was walking to put the little guy in a bush it wiggled free and ran up the inside of my long sleeve shirt! Great, I have a lizard on me. I took off my shirt, it wasn't in the shirt and I tried to find it on my tee shirt. I couldn't find it so I put my shirt back on. Then I felt it on my shoulder, I took the shirt back off and it ran to the front of my tee shirt. I caught it and let it go....

Tracy L. Ford

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