After Gorillas pose for a selfie; Here's an Instagram geek Chimpanzee who flawlessly scrolls through animal videos

After two gorillas posed for what became sassiest selfie on social media for a while, w an Instagram fanatic Chimpanzee has taken over social media. 

'Chimfluencer' as internet fondly called mammal, Chimpanzee could be seen scrolling, swiping and savouring animal videos, from apes to snakes.   

Showing off his social media skills, Chimpanzee looked completely engrossed in app, as he swapped from one video to ar. 

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Internet h a lot to say: 

Meanwhile, it was ar work day for a park ranger in Democratic Republic of Congo who shared a selfie of two gorillas that went viral. 

Mathieu Shamavu, a park ranger at Virunga National Park in Democratic Republic of Congo, was at work when he snapped photo with hilarious primates and his co-worker, Patrick, New York Daily Newsreported. Both female gorillas in photo are named Ndakazi and Ndeze. y’ve resided at Senkwekwe Centre for Gorilla Orphans since y were small, where y are cared for by many staff members.

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On Monday, Virunga National Park shared funny photo on ir Instagram p to confirm that “selfie encounter” was real. im has generated more than 25,000 likes on social media platform.

“Those gorilla gals are always acting cheeky so this was perfect shot of ir true personalities!” park wrote on Instagram. “Also, it’s t a surprise to see se girls on ir two feet eir — most primates are comfortable walking upright (bipedalism) for short bursts of time.”