A Sri Lankan man posted a selfie on his Facebook account, taken next to his dead uncle.

From hijacking to funerals to Obama & world leaders: Selfies have a universal appeal
As British national's picture with EgyptAir hijacker catches everyone's eye, here's a look at a few other bizarre selfies



British national Ben Innes' selfie with the hijacker onboard an EgyptAir flight took the internet by storm on Tuesday. What Innes described as the "best selfie ever" divided social media opinion, with some calling it an act of stupidity, while others hailed it as bravery on his part.
Regardless, the selfie proves that people never lose a chance to click themselves at the most opportune moments.
Innes, 26, was one of the last four passengers who were held hostage by hijacker Seif Eldin Mustafa at Larnaca airport in Cyprus. Justifying his move, he claimed that he wanted to take a closer look at the explosives belt to identify whether it was real.
social media has often shown us multiple examples of a 'selfie-crazy' To Click Here.