The incessant talk online and in the news media is stressing some people out and they're taking a break to direct their attention elsewhere.
After all, chances are you already know you should wash your hands for at least 20 seconds, practice "social distancing" as a form of crisis-appropriate and responsible behavior, and not buy the entire supply of your local supermarket's toilet paper in one shopping blitz.
But if you want to remain informed and immersed in the coverage of the disease as it ebb and flow in various parts of the world - yet remain sane and in good spirits - it's memes to the rescue.
Over the past couple of years memes got reviled in some media and political quarters as almost a dirty conspiracy by people with a sense of humor - but it looks like in this particular crisis, their presence isn't unwelcome.
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