Grey and white cat in a cardboard box, head out, looking at something to the left of the camera, eyes wide open. The corrugated cardboard box usually comes with 12 one-litre TetraPak units (not in the photo) and is usually stored horizontally, but here it is positioned vertically, with the opening facing up. It has markings from a Brazilian milk brand, Aurora.

The cardboard box is now positioned horizontally and the cat, seen from his back, is partially lying inside it, facing the opposite side of the box, also open. The box has the letter K on one of its flaps, the mark from its manufacturer, Klabin.

The cardboard box is positioned horizontally and the cat, seen from his back, is partially lying inside it. He is now looking out through a square cutout in the cardboard, which normally serves to display the expiration date of the TetraPak milk cartons packaged in the cardboard box.

Cardboard box seen from the outside, with a square cutout that usually allows checking the expiration date of a milk carton packaged inside. A cat's white paw sticks out of the square hole, trying to grab or scratch whatever is in front of it. The box bears the Aurora Semi brand name and features a reddish drawing of a rural landscape including a cow and a barn, as well as the inscription "Semi-skimmed UHT milk - contains 12 units of 1 litre".