Someone Noticed Sorority Sisters Pose Like Meerkats and There are Photos to Prove It

 

Last week Twitter user Kevin Bergbauer made an interesting observation…

 

is it just me or do sorority girls pose exactly like meerkats for pictures pic.twitter.com/t9qzU1dxgB

— Lord Bergbauer (@KevinBergbauer) January 9, 2017

 

People liked, retweeted and chuckled and that was that. It wasn’t until actual Sorority Sisters started replying with photo evidence confirming Kevin’s suspicious that things took a turn for the better—and meerkats and Sorority Sisters became forever intertwined, at least on the Internet 🙂

[via @KevinBergbauer on Twitter]

 

 

Photograph by _KatieS on reddit

 

 

Photograph by @jordinshae on Twitter

 

 

Photograph by @imchartier on Twitter

 

 

Photograph by @kayleejensen on Twitter

 

 

Photograph by @jordinshae on Twitter

 

 

Photograph by @imchartier on Twitter

 

 

Photograph by @scarletthuck on Twitter

 

 

Photograph by @imchartier on Twitter

 

 

Photograph by @kayleejensen on Twitter

 

 

Picture of the Day: Meet the Meerkats

Photograph by CHRISTOPHE JOBIC
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Taken in Botswana’s Mabuasehube area in the Kalahari desert, this candid capture by Christophe Jobic shows a family of curious meerkats. As Jobic explains on 500px:

The sun was setting when I drove by this active family of meerkats (suricata suricata) on a dry pan in the Mabuasehube area (Botswana). I was the only car for tens of kilometers and I’ve been lucky enough to spend almost an hour with these entertaining and very active animals. As they are always on alert, it’s been tough and long to get them all looking in the same direction though.

 

Meerkats are a small mammal belonging to the mongoose family. They live in all parts of the Kalahari Desert in Botswana, in much of the Namib Desert in Namibia and southwestern Angola, and in South Africa. A group of meerkats is called a “mob”, “gang” or “clan”. A meerkat clan often contains about 20 meerkats, but some super-families have 50 or more members. [source]

 

via Christophe Jobic on 500px