24 Buzztastic Bug Memes to Pollinate Your Day With Positivity

Most people are afraid of bugs. Admittedly, we do too. But there's such a comforting thought about a bunch of unloved animals still pollinating the world like it's their life's mission, helping the Earth go round, while we're just here living our animal-loving life. Besides, how could we call ourselves "Animal Comedy" without bringing you all animal memes?

We're not here to be afraid, we're not here to be disgusted. We're here to learn as much as we can about the animal kingdom, using the best humor the internet can offer - memes. And if we want to shake off that irrational fear of bugs, we need to inject some insect humor into our buzzed brains. And that's done best in two ways: First of all, with humor. Nothing beats a good joke to lighten up the mood. And secondly, when you lift the fog of uncertainty, you help fear go away. So when you learn about the amazing world of bugs, your knowledge level increases while your fear decreases.

So we're proud to present a lovely list of insect memes that are surprisingly wholesome. We're sure every self-titled animal lover could find the right amount of comedy and bravery while scrolling down this burrow of buzzing internet humor.

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via @goth-queen
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via @M_religiosa
Seriously, this is mesmerizing to look at. The Candy Mantic reminds us of the Pardalota Reimer, one of the most colorful animals on the planet that we wrote about here recently - and it's also a bug. Somehow, it seems, Mother Nature gives the most amazing colors to phobia-inducing animals. But you know what? We're on board with that. It gives us much extra needed motivation to research about them and learn that they're beautiful, and there's nothing to fear.
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via @equine__dentist
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via @ChiefGolfCat
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via @hometoursandotherstuff
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via @hometoursandotherstuff
This computer game-esque meme reminded us of the amazing possibility of actually playing a bug-ish creature. We recently ran a D&D campaign that was centered around animalistic characters:
So one was playing a Kenku Rogue. The Kenku are small crow people, perfect for stealth and infiltration.
One was playing a Vanara Monk, hilariously called Monky. The Vanara are Monkey people, so the name pun was on point with their chosen class.
And then lastly, one player was a mere human, but a Druid of the Circle of Pestilence. It's those druids who are commonly referred to as Vermin Lords, as they prefer the caress of the crawling legs of an insect or the fluttering wings of a fly more than human contact. They played so hard into the vile bug person, changing their shape into a swarm of bugs more often than not, and instilling fear into their enemies' hearts. Now that is a bug worth fearing… and they're human.
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via @hometoursandotherstuff
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via @wholesome-animal-images
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via @wholesome-animal-images
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via @wholesome-animal-images
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via @PostingCuteness
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via @PostingCuteness
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via @PostingCuteness
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via @thesoggiest
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via @keralatourism
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via @wildgreenmemes