Camel and ocelot kiss in a restaurant: 18 rare photos of celebrities with animals

Michael Jackson was famous for his love of exotic animals. Pictured is the singer with his boa constrictor named Muscles.

Elvis Presley performed his famous song Hound Dog in person for a basset hound in a top hat on The Steve Allen Show.

Paris Hilton encounters a koala at Taronga Australia Zoo. Paris itself has dogs of decorative breeds.

While filming Green Mansions (1959), Audrey Hepburn tames a fawn, which she names Pippin. He appeared in some scenes and reportedly thought of Audrey as his mother.

Who would have thought that the famous boxer Mike Tyson loved pigeons!

Justin Bieber had a capuchin named OJ Malley. He was taken away by German customs officers when the singer tried to enter Germany with an undeclared animal. The monkey was quarantined and then handed over to a German zoo.

Artist Salvador Dali kept exotic animals, including Babu the ocelot. Once he came with him to a dinner in one of the restaurants in New York!

While filming Bedtime Stories (1964), Marlon Brando had to make eye contact with a seagull.

Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal took a selfie with a quokka, a short-tailed kangaroo, during a visit to Australia.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited the stables of the Moroccan Equestrian Federation in Rabat in 2019.

At the premiere of Frida (2002), Salma Hayek appeared with a little spider monkey named Tyson.

During a photo shoot for the film “Tarzan. Legend ”(2016) Alexander Skarsgard had to befriend a python.

Young Prince William, already five years old, rode a pony led by Princess Diana, Highgrove House, 1988.

Penelope Cruz at the premiere of the film “Sahara” in Los Angeles received a very unusual kiss from a camel.

Marilyn Monroe rides a pink elephant in Madison Square Garden in New York in 1955. The actress supported the charity initiative of the circus.

Clint Eastwood befriended an orangutan on the set of Winning at Any Cost (1978).

Rare photo: Kate Middleton presents the Irish Wolfhound Domhall, mascot of the Irish Guards, with a sprig of shamrock in honor of St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, 2019.

Tippi Hedren, best known for The Birds and Marnie (1963-64), became an animal rights activist. She raised a lion named Neil literally at home! In 1983, Tippy started a fund to help feral cats.

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