If you check back through the Breaking Cat News Instagram page, you can see videos of Georgia drawing that 5th panel. I think they were posted around the middle of June. One of the most recent photos is of the real Elvis looking almost exactly like the cartoon Elvis in the second panel.
Edward almost 7 years ago
Until next year
Charliegirl Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Elvis looks like a steer in panel 2!
butler2jc almost 7 years ago
yes, boys, the july bug! i bet he does feel gross – ick!!
Nuliajuk almost 7 years ago
I suppose a June bug would be a bit overripe by July.
Axeɫ handeɫ almost 7 years ago
Keep trying.
Kalkkuna almost 7 years ago
Furniture and accessory manufacturers maintain june bug farms, then release them. Sales volume UP, 30%!
candilover almost 7 years ago
Maybe it’s a palmetto bug, not a June bug . . .
candilover almost 7 years ago
Maybe it’s a palmetto bug, not a June bug . . .
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Love the little Owl vase.
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 7 years ago
…hope it didn’t get broken.
ekw555 almost 7 years ago
is that a picture of the Man, the Woman & the Baby?
Brein43 almost 7 years ago
I was thinking it might be their wedding picture, but maybe.
BJIllistrated Premium Member almost 7 years ago
June bugs can live up to 4 years, but most only live up to 1. The boys may be seeing this guy next year at this time :-(
Jed almost 7 years ago
I love his little “engine” stalling in panel 4.
Gent almost 7 years ago
Er… Um… July’s almost over, kitties…
Sue Ellen almost 7 years ago
If you check back through the Breaking Cat News Instagram page, you can see videos of Georgia drawing that 5th panel. I think they were posted around the middle of June. One of the most recent photos is of the real Elvis looking almost exactly like the cartoon Elvis in the second panel.
Fido (aka Felix Rex) Premium Member almost 7 years ago
I wonder — are there similar critters found in the Southern Hemisphere? Assuming a seasonal life cycle, they would be December Bugs!