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A wide-angle photo set in the Swiss Alps with dramatic snowy peaks in the background. A hiker is buried flat on his back beneath a massive mound of avalanche snow, with only his head, neck, and bright beanie sticking out. The hiker has a snow-dusted face and is looking with wide-eyed shock and irritation directly down toward his own chest. Sitting calmly right on top of the snow mound over the hiker's chest is a large, chubby, ginger tabby cat. The cat is casually licking its front paw, completely ignoring the hiker. Around the cat's neck hangs a tiny traditional wooden rescue barrel featuring a simple Swiss red cross icon (no text on the barrel). Photorealistic, high detail, funny cinematic storytelling, crisp winter light.
Swiss mountain rescuers tried to replace St. Bernards with cats. It didn't work.
Let’s observe the rare Alpine Rescue Cat in action:
Step 1: Locate the victim.
Step 2: Sit on their chest to assert dominance.
Step 3: Start grooming.
Step 4: There is no Step 4.
Turns out, finding the victim is only half the job. The other half is supposed to be caring.
