Lio by Mark Tatulli for December 10, 2017

a mouse’s trap… lovely (Lio will just walk around it)

I don’t think that’s the kind of bait that Lio would fall for.

Looks like a lab rat. Made giant. They tend to be albinos. It seems it learned.

Not a Lio ratatouille, a Lio Ratatulli!

It doesn’t want Lio to join the rat race.

I was going to say he should turn the trap the other way until I realized the rat is trying to catch him!

If you want to enjoy a slow death, forget the trap, and just keep feeding him Happy Meals.

How did the rat purchase the Happy Meal in the first place?

Their fries turn cold too quickly.

ROUS!

Classic mouse and rat traps are designed to break the animal’s back and hold them until they die from their injuries. The trap for Lio would probably just ‘scare’ the bejeezus out of him and possibly injure him, slightly. This proves that the human race is both smarter and crueller than the Giant Rat in the cartoon. He most likely saw his fellow rats being caught and killed and imperfectly imagined it would work exactly the same way for little humans. (and the ‘bait’ proves he was not hoping to catch an adult.)

Mice can remove food from a trap without springing it.

Just don’t use DeCon when you have any openings they can crawl into to die because the SMELL is horrendous.

The second Lio gets the Happy Meal?

This gives a whole new meaning to the term Mouse Trap! But I think Lio will not be caught, whether he goes for the Happy Meal or not. This is just not the mouse’s day!

(À bas le Disney!)

To those who may want to obtain the Happy Meal: USE A FISHING POLE!

They also did one with a iPhone.

At least cheese is somewhat healthier than a McDonalds happy meal.