0–1 second: A small lizard rests on a sun warmed fallen tree trunk in a wide cel shaded Wild West prairie. It stays mostly still, then slowly turns its head to one side. Dry grass moves gently in the breeze, with cacti and telegraph poles visible in the distance. 1–2 seconds: The lizard looks to the other side and briefly raises its head, alert but calm. The bright sun hangs above the prairie, creating strong graphic shadows and warm golden highlights across the log. 2–3 seconds: A subtle slow camera pullback reveals more of the classic western landscape, including distant wooden frontier buildings, dusty trails and a slowly rolling tumbleweed. The lizard turns toward a dark hollow in the tree trunk. 3–4 seconds: The lizard begins crawling toward the opening with small natural movements, its tail following across the rough bark. The environment remains calm and uncluttered, with gentle heat shimmer above the distant ground. 4–5 seconds: The lizard slips completely into the hollow and disappears. The camera remains on the empty tree trunk for a brief moment as the grass sways beneath the bright western sun, ending on a quiet prairie shot. Audio: Environmental sound only. Soft desert wind, dry grass rustling, distant insects and birds, faint creaking wood, subtle lizard movement across the bark, and a very distant western town ambience. No music, no dialogue.