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Blogger and Adventurer Lizzie Carr was snorkeling off the southwest coast of England in the Isle of Scilly with a group of friends when she captured the amazing moment a curious seal swam up to greet them.

In the video she posted to Instagram, the wild animal investigated Carr's fellow snorkeler using its whiskers and -- more frighteningly -- its teeth.

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The wild seal used its toothy mouth to examine the snorkeler's head, but Carr dispelled any worry about the encounter in her post.

"Don't worry -- he's being friendly," she wrote. "Seals use their whiskers and mouths to judge size, shape and textures."

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"The cheeky seal was so inquisitive and playful. He just wanted to play. When he started to lay on top of us we soon realised he was after a little tummy rub."

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Although this closer encounter is pretty amazing to watch, it's preferably done from a distance.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association warns against getting too close to wild seals for that picture perfect selfie.

"Getting too close to a wild animal puts you—and the animal—at risk," said the NOAA. "Seals have powerful jaws, and can leave a lasting impression."

Thankfully, no one in Carr's group was injured.

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