Factsdailyy on Instagram: "In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Pixar became known for adding “bloopers” at the end of their films, starting with A Bug’s Life in 1998. These weren’t real outtakes, since animated characters can’t make mistakes, but intentionally created sequences designed to look like funny behind-the-scenes moments. The idea came from Pixar’s playful culture and love of filmmaking traditions. Animators used these scenes to give audiences one last laugh and make the characters feel