Zoo Comedy Bags
Description: This Japanese gorilla “overthinking” meme design blends zoo humor, absurd internet culture, and playful storytelling into a bold, funny graphic tee.
Thinking Gorilla Kiyomasa Japan Zoo Post Argument Funny Japanese Meme Bag
by FLOPLIP
$19 $24
Description: Remebering the legendary Holy City Zoo. The Holy City Zoo was a small (seating 78 people) but influential comedy club in San Francisco that operated from the early 1970s to the mid-1990s. The club got its name from a sign the first owner, Robert Steger, picked up for free at a going-out-of-business sale at the local zoo in Holy City, California. He had stopped there to buy redwood tables and chairs for the club. The Zoo was originally a folk club but morphed into a full-time comedy club and was a "clubhouse" of sorts for comedians, most notably Robin Williams.
Description: A hilarious Florida Man design featuring a wild alligator on the loose, rocking tropical vacation clothes and carrying a zoo exit sign. Packed with chaotic humor, sunshine-state energy, and bold cartoon style, this design is perfect for fans of Florida jokes, gator humor, meme culture, and absurd animal comedy.
Description: Welcome to Tooronga Zoo, Melbourne’s answer to Taronga Zoo if the question was, “What if nearly all the impressive animals were unavailable?” This completely fictional wildlife attraction boasts Big Cat Country featuring one ginger house cat, Crocodile Creek featuring one floating Croc shoe, and more than 40 animals—most of them ants. Wear it proudly and support a zoo whose greatest endangered species is credibility. Cool fact: Ants live on every continent except Antarctica, giving Tooronga Zoo a surprisingly international collection.
Tooronga Zoo - Melbourne’s Least Convincing Wildlife Experience Bag
by bazinga
$19 $24
Description: Fierce Creatures is a 1997 British-American farcical comedy that reunited much of the cast of the hit film A Fish Called Wanda, though rather than serving as a true sequel, the film features the actors in entirely new roles. The story follows the eccentric staff of a struggling English zoo after it's purchased by a ruthless businessman who orders them to keep only the most dangerous animals in an effort to boost profits. As the employees hatch increasingly absurd schemes to save the zoo, the film delivers a mix of slapstick, clever wordplay, and classic British humor. While it didn't match the critical or commercial success of A Fish Called Wanda, Fierce Creatures has since earned a loyal following among fans.
