Why did God have to create bugs couldn't he find anything else to pollinate the world?

Because God found it good. All animals have a purpose, and we should be happy with that.

Answer

Bugs do more than pollenate, they also fertilize, eat and destroy the bacteria and germs of dead and rotting carcasses that could otherwise be harmful to the environment and us. They also serve as food for nearly every other living creature. They are the first line of defense, a sort of 'clean up crew' before the other scavengers come along.

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