A gritty, ultra-realistic National Geographic–style documentary clip filmed with a slightly shaky handheld camera. The scene takes place on a muddy riverbank in a dense tropical jungle, with thick humidity, buzzing insects, and natural ambient jungle sounds. In the shallow, murky water, a large crocodile has a tan-colored dog’s leg clamped tightly in its jaws. The dog is yelping, splashing, and struggling desperately in panic. Suddenly, a fearless macaque monkey rushes in from the riverbank, wading into the water. The monkey picks up a thick fallen branch and aggressively strikes the crocodile on the head and snout. Show the crocodile reacting in shock, water splashing, mud flying, and the monkey repeatedly hitting it. The crocodile unexpectedly releases the dog. In a dramatic moment, the macaque immediately throws the branch aside, grabs the injured, whimpering dog, hoists it onto its back, and quickly escapes toward the dense jungle foliage. Capture hyperrealistic water physics, droplets, mud splashes, wet fur textures, and the raw natural sounds: the dog’s panicked yelps, the monkey’s furious screeches, the wet impact of the branch hitting the crocodile, and jungle ambience. No narration, no music—only raw environmental audio.