Top 5 Intense Selfies ever taken

New Delhi: In the age of smart phones, personal cameras, and even drone videography, being a daredevil has never been so easy. Selfies are such addiction that play a part with riskier behaviour to get a better shot. The experience of clicking picture of yourself in an unusual way certainly makes on their own. Travel bloggers think that the selfies inspired them to continue travelling with positive energy.Kiss of an ageIn October 2014, park officials at the Taylor Creek Visitor Centre in South lake Tahoe had to warn tourist to stop taking selfies with bears as they were getting too close and it was dangerous. But for the Alex Chacon, a travel photographer it is unscathed. He proved his love for the lion by wrinkling his face with the lion's. Warmest Selfie Ever hotA Polish tourist fell to her death from a bridge in Seville, Spain, while trying to snap a selfie. Extreme selfies are a thing that can be dangerous sometime for getting perfect shot which can produce some pretty amazing pictures. But some scientists will do anything for the love of selfies- and George Kourounis is among one of them. He took a selfie close and personal with an active volcano in the South Pacific country of Vanuatu.Don't dare to look down selfieKirill Oreshkin climbs the globe's most impressive skyscrapers to take photographs of himself hanging from the skyscrapers. He spends his days in exploring some of the world's most difficult spots to take a picture of himself.Top of the Christ SelfieA Freaky Photographer Lee Thompson who climbed 2.300 feet tall statue of Christ Rio for covering the World Cup. He also received special permission to climb the statue.Thompson also said that "For some people, taking pictures of yours is considered to be vain, but this picture taught me that the selfie is a powerful medium through which we can share our perspectives, inspirations and our personal stories with the world at large. It's not the funny mugshots with the background or the stunts which a person performs at the time of click but it's the way to mark the moment and say, I was here."Selfie out of the worldMany Astronauts have Twitter account with thousands of followers but this selfie can create a sensation. Taken by the Astronaut Aki Hoshide, in this selfie you can see the reflection of the earth in the Visor of the space suit.