The Simpsons Animator Illustrates Awkward Everyday Moments Of These Wholesome Animals (30 New Pics)

But let's talk more about the comics that are here today. They're about extremely adorable everyday moments of animals like porcupines, cats, dogs, bears, alligators, turtles, snakes, rats, and many more. For those of you who know how these animals actually behave in real life, you might notice that there's something a little different about how they act in these comics. And the key difference is the amount of love and affection they show for each other. These animals act so nicely, that they should teach humans how to do it. The universe they're in is nice, sweet, fluffy and full of love.

The brilliant Liz Climo has conquered nearly a million hearts on Instagram with her comics, having almost 894k followers on the social media platform. She also shares her works on Facebook, Tumblr, and Twitter, where she enjoys relative success as well. Check out her social media for lots more bonus content, and other illustrations which weren't included here. Support the hard-working artist by following her there.

Liz Climo isn't no beginner by any means: it isn't the first time that these works by the artist have been featured here on Bored Panda too. Her illustrations have been making our readers smile ever since 2013, and she's been periodically making appearances here since then: here are the links to her previous posts, which are as delightful as this one (I, II, III). Check them out if you're hooked!

She also published quite a few books related to the characters that are seen here. There are some with funny titles like "You're Mom" and the upcoming "You're Dad." There's also a book about the lovely bear, called "Please don't eat me," and "Best Bear Ever: A Little Year Of Liz Climo." She also did a series of books about Rory the Dinosaur: "Rory the Dinosaur Needs a Christmas Tree," "Rory the Dinosaur Wants a Pet," and "Me and My Dad." There are collections of her comics about friendship, called "Lobster is the best medicine," and "The Little World Of Liz Climo."