A Curious Chimp Takes Inadvertent Selfies With a Camera Stolen From the New York Times

While on location at the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary, in Kenya, a very curious and clever chimp stole a hidden camera from New York Times 360 photographer Sam Wolson. The little thief brought the ill-gotten gain back to the congress, where a fascinating bunch of 360 selfies were inadvertently taken. The camera was eventually bought back with an orange Fanta.

While reporting at Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary in Kenya, a chimp stole Sam Wolson's camera. What resulted: an extended 360 selfie.

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