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Someone Saw How Cute Bumblebee Butts Are And Now We're Obsessed

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by Sophia
16 May 2018

Some garden photos are cute, and then some are so unexpectedly adorable they take over the whole internet. That is exactly what happened when people started noticing bumblebees mid-feast, with their round, fuzzy bodies and tiny backsides pointed skyward.

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In this story, the star is not a pet, a baby animal, or even a dramatic human moment, it is the humble bumblebee doing its thing while collecting nectar. The result is a surprisingly charming look at one of nature's busiest little workers, and the photos only get better as they go on.

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By the end, it is hard not to see why everyone is suddenly obsessed with bumblebee butts. Read on.

Getting all up in the nectar

Getting all up in the nectar
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Bumblebee feeding at a nectar-rich flower, close-up on its body
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Enjoying the nectar a bit too much

Enjoying the nectar a bit too much
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Bumblebee hovering near blossoms, focused on its striped abdomen and rear
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"Just a little bit more"

"Just a little bit more"
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Bumblebee perched on a flower, showing cute striped butt while feeding
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Everyone has fallen in love with bumblebee butts, and we know you have to.

For more adorable brain candy, see these educational, surprisingly cute animal facts.

Close-up of bumblebee abdomen stripes as it drinks nectar from flowers
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Bumblebee landing on a blooming plant, rear end prominently visible
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Bumblebee on petals, nectar droplets near its mouth and abdomen
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Bumblebee butt close-up on a flower, stripes highlighted by sunlight
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Bumblebee crawling on blossoms, rear view emphasizing its rounded abdomen
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Bumblebee feeding in a garden, striped tail end centered in frame
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Bumblebee on wildflowers, nectar feeding with abdomen facing camera
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Bumblebee on a flower bud, rear stripes and stinger area clearly visible
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Bumblebee butt close-up among flowers, emphasizing its fuzzy rear while feeding
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Before you go, check out the bee hummingbird that looks like a tiny evolutionary marvel.

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