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Unbeknownst to most people, this gastronomical human flaw uncannily exists in the animal kingdom as well. In a Darwinian tale of the survival of the fittest, "Cat Ciao" demonstrates that the aggressor doesn\'t necessarily always wins, especially when feline curiosity and insatiability are involved."/>
Cat Ciao
Posted on: June 6, 2001 | Views: | Comment
What happens when your eyes are bigger than your mouth? ... or more importantly, your brain? This profound question is what "Cat Ciao" attempts to explore and resolve.
Unbeknownst to most people, this gastronomical human flaw uncannily exists in the animal kingdom as well. In a Darwinian tale of the survival of the fittest, "Cat Ciao" demonstrates that the aggressor doesn't necessarily always wins, especially when feline curiosity and insatiability are involved.
Unbeknownst to most people, this gastronomical human flaw uncannily exists in the animal kingdom as well. In a Darwinian tale of the survival of the fittest, "Cat Ciao" demonstrates that the aggressor doesn't necessarily always wins, especially when feline curiosity and insatiability are involved.
