This is the adorable moment baby fur seals get up close and personal with a GoPro.

The clip, filmed in 2015 in South Georgia, a British Overseas Territory in the southern Atlantic, shows two baby Antarctic fur seals playing with a tour member and his GoPro.

The tourist got more than he bargained for when the seals became very interested in his camera.

The seals can be seen posing for the photographer and loving the attention of the tourists.

However, the photo session was cut short when another man on the beach said a Zodiac RIB was about to unload.

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The Antarctic Fur Seal, Arctocephalus gazella, is not a true seal, but rather an eared seal. The Eared Seal family includes Fur Seals and Sea Lions, and its members are characterised by having small external ear flaps as well as being able to prop on their flippers and can walk on all fours. This enables them to move much more quickly on land than true seals.

Most of the world’s population of Antarctic Fur Seals breeds on South Georgia. Dominant males (bulls) form territories in late October to mid-November and try to keep up to 20 females inside it. These curious Antarctic Fur Seal pups seem to want to be video stars on GoPro and chased the photographer to get closer.