National Park Service Hired The Perfect Social Media Person As Their Tweets Are Hilarious (50 New Pics)
Many of us might think that social media and government don’t mix, but is that really the case? Today, various studies show that authorities and their officials are slowly but surely becoming more active on social platforms. From keeping people in the loop during a crisis to entertaining and educating the public, the combination of government and social media doesn’t have to be dull anymore.
One of the best examples of a federal agency doing social media right is the National Park Service. Their genius strategy has transformed the organization established in 1916 into one that engages its audience with unexpectedly funny and informative captions on wildlife photos. The National Park Service's account on X (formerly known as Twitter) has attracted over 1.2 million followers. It continues to entertain people with its unique sense of humor. Listed below are some of their best posts to make you laugh and learn something new about nature.
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Yep cobwebs across the path on a summers day first thing, walking to the car like I'm in some cut price mock kung-fu movie doing weird arm movements.
Ok to be fair though, if I hear someone yarn within a 3 block radius I'm going to yarn. Also talking and thinking about yawning makes me yawn. I'm yawning now
A lot of men think the same about their 'little friend' after eating more than they should over the holidays
Being the faster runner has advantages, but you never know if the bear wants entree and main course.
Come on, dude. What part of "stay 75' away" didn't you understand?
I was thinking of getting a selfie stick. Just so I can be further away from the dangerous things that I might like to photograph, not with the front facing camera
If only native Americans had learned to ride moose. Would have made Custer's last stand a whole lot quicker.
Between the whale and the starfish, "bringing sexy back" is now apparently an aquatic thing.
Must . . . resist . . . impulse . . . to . . . pet . . . furry . . . kitty . . . . . . . . 🤕
One does not simply not acknowledge this adorable deer! Hi Frodoe <3
There’s a bear out there..and a hare as well.. (If you’re over 35 and Australian, you get the joke..)
It's learning to swim in icy cold rapids that would put me off this diet.
So soft . . . want to pet . . . too bad claws and beak will shred human flesh. 🥺
Zombies seem rather limited in their movements. Has anyone seen one swim, abseil, ride a bicycle, play baseball? Pretty boring really.
Marmots are cool! One day they will rule! The world with an iron (marmot) fist.
Thank me, and those like me, those that attract all the biting insects, so that they don't get the rest of you
The Romans built thousands of miles of aquaducks, so there you go.
The frightening thing is that looks so inviting. I would just jump straight in. I might live to reget that.
A short-cut they said. You want to get to the top of the mountain,? It's a long way around the shore. Go the direct route, they said. They didn't say it was 50 miles of paddling though.
I’m still trying to figure out what creepy dolls have to do with national parks.
I'm in awe, these were all great! Now I want to visit and cuddle the fluffy cows. And poke webs with sticks.
These were delightful! I am in love with the US National Park Service now!
I'm in awe, these were all great! Now I want to visit and cuddle the fluffy cows. And poke webs with sticks.
These were delightful! I am in love with the US National Park Service now!
