We all know the old saying about curiosity and Ghost Over Flowers (2014) Uncutcats. Also, the saying about cats and bags.
This video combines both clichés.
Here we have a cat who was very curious about the inside of a plastic bag. So very cautiously, the cat crept inside.
Unfortunately, the cat was not cautious enough.
SEE ALSO: Carry your kitty in this adorable kangaroo pouch hoodieHonestly, our reaction is the same as the cat's owner. The situation is hilarious but we're also concerned about whether the cat is actually OK.
Well, have no fear. The cat is fine, as seen in a video shot later that day by the owner. Just remember that plastic bags can be dangerous for pets, as bags have the potential to suffocate and strangulate.
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