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Vertical 9:16, real smartphone footage, eye-level medium shot, airport customs checkpoint: stainless steel counter, green “Customs” sign overhead, bright fluorescent lighting, blurred travelers in background. A hyper-realistic calico cat (orange/white/black, dense long fur, bushy tail, full cat anatomy — NO human traits) stands upright on hind legs on the moving conveyor belt, front paws resting lightly on the counter, ears forward, eyes locked on the officer with calm authority. In front of it: a clear plastic bin overflowing with identical “Tender Vittles” treat packets (orange/white packaging, visible kibble image). A uniformed customs officer (dark blue shirt, badge, ID lanyard, teal gloves) holds up one packet, scanning it with a handheld device, then glances at the cat with mild curiosity. At 0:05, the calico opens its mouth wide in a deep, resonant, theatrical YAWN — head tilted back, pink tongue visible, chest heaving, whiskers flared — not angry, not scared, just profoundly done. The officer pauses, eyebrow slightly raised, scanner hovering. Audio: low hum of conveyor belt, faint airport PA, sharp beep of scanner, then the yawn (low-frequency, sustained). Guardrails: contact shadows on counter, fur texture highly detailed (individual strands, orange patches distinct), no floating, no exaggerated posture — standing is natural (hind legs planted, tail held low for balance); treat packets labeled clearly; officer’s expression neutral, professional; yawn is feline-plausible (no human jaw stretch).