The human digestive system has evolved to efficiently process regular meals, and many of us eat normal-sized meals a few times a day. However, imagine if humans could only eat one *giant* meal, just once every *week*. How might our digestive systems be changed to make this possible? Describe two specific ways that you could modify the human digestive system to accommodate eating much larger meals, much less often.

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