CNN -- A new report says that 259 people have died taking selfies in a six-year period between 2011 and 2017.

Before your put tape over your front-facing camera for good, you should know this report from researchers in India includes global statistics.

More than half of those deaths occurred in India, but Russia, the U.S. and Pakistan round out the top four.

The leading cause of death was drowning from people getting hit by waves or falling out of boats while posing.

Other causes of death include getting hit by moving objects, falling from high places, and getting attacked while posing with dangerous animals.

The U.S. leads the world in people who accidentally shot themselves while posing with guns.

Even though more women take selfies overall, more men died in selfie-related incidents.

Researchers said the number of deaths could be much higher because they believe the role of selfies in deaths is almost definitely under-reported.

India has created several "no selfie zones" in dangerous areas.