Although we all have taken some bad pictures in our lives, these snappers are the exception. ultimate picture fails.
Bored Panda collected the images from social media users around the globe and showed what happens when the panorama function fails.
The bizarre items include a cat with an unusual appearance, two dogs that only seem to be on their hind legs and a dog with an oddly long nose.
Panoramas that fail to capture the horse and cat with extra heads also show them.
FEMAIL has compiled a list of the funniest animal panorama photographs ever…

The shock and confusion on this dog’s unnaturally squishy face is a perfect representation of how most people will feel looking at this photo

The moggy is from America and seems to be melting. It’s not the most dignified way to look at an animal, who is usually so proud.

It’s quite a feat! He looks desperate to get the nose boop of his friend, who is thought to be located in Germany.

It’s the ideal place to snap a picture while you’re on the beach with your furry best friend. You don’t know what could go wrong.

Are these six-legged, small-headed and giant-bodied mythical beasts? Is this a normal housecat who has fallen prey to the photo-failure?

The next time you find yourself looking awful in photos, remember this American pooch who looks worse than you because of the picture failure

A bad optical illusion led to this cat looking more like an emaciated feline-giraffe mix.

This photograph of an American photographer who is based in the US shows a horse with unusually long neck and two heads.

The feline appears to have been treated like Picasso, and social media users labeled the animal as a “cubist cat”.

It is a dog, or an anteater. The magic of poor photography has allowed this dog to grow a remarkable snout.

OK, yes, corgis do tend to be very long. But not so long. A camera error has led to this good dog being stretched beyond his limits.

The panoramic photo transforms your dog into a bizarre, two-legged canine-chicken combination as he or she walks along the path.