Realistic Wildlife Nature Documentary Prompt

30 seconds, 16:9, BBC Planet Earth nature documentary style, 8K ultra-realistic wildlife cinematography. Morning sunbeams pierce mist above a calm Pacific kelp cove. A mother sea otter floats peacefully on her back in emerald water, wrapped in bull-kelp leaves, while her tiny fluffy 2-week-old pup sleeps safely on her chest. Natural telephoto optics, 200mm lens, shallow depth of field, crystal water sparkles.\n\n0:00-0:06: Low water-level telephoto tracking shot. Sunlight catches droplets on the mother's dark wet fur as she gently licks her pup's head. The pup stretches its tiny paws and lets out a soft squeak.\n\nNARRATION (warm, gentle documentary voiceover): \"Here, in the quiet shelter of the kelp forest, morning begins with a mother's embrace.\"\n\n0:06-0:12: Close-up on the pup yawning, its pink tongue visible, fluffing its dense cream-colored chest fur with tiny paws. The mother uses her paws to anchor them to a golden kelp frond.\n\nNARRATION: \"For this two-week-old pup, her mother's chest is the safest island in the vast ocean.\"\n\n0:12-0:18: Gentle 90-degree floating orbit around the otters. Golden light-caustics dance across the clear emerald water beneath them. A gentle swell lifts them softly.\n\nNARRATION: \"Together, wrapped in living kelp, they ride the gentle rhythm of the sea.\"\n\n0:18-0:24: Tight macro shot on the pup nuzzling the mother's cheek. The mother wraps both forepaws around her pup, closing her eyes in serene contentment.\n\nNARRATION: \"A bond forged in warmth, drift, and quiet devotion.\"\n\n0:24-0:30: Slow crane rise upward revealing the full sunlit kelp cove, distant pine-covered cliffs in soft morning fog, the otter pair reduced to a cozy center-frame focal point.\n\nNARRATION: \"Another peaceful day dawns in the kelp kingdom.\"\n\nSOUND: Soft ocean lap, gentle splash, tiny otter pup squeak, mother's breathing, kelp rustle, warm British documentary narration.\n\nLOCKS: Natural fur physics, realistic water dynamics, no human objects, stable horizon, professional wildlife color grading.\n\nNEGATIVE: No captions, text, logos, watermark, background music, cartoon eyes, exaggerated color saturation, extra animals.