A bird pulls a parasite from a lynx's eye
In a sunlit forest, a lynx sits with its eyes closed while a small robin perches against its face. The bird works its beak at the inner corner of one eye, shifting its grip. Then the bird pulls back, the lynx's eyelids relax and it opens clear golden eyes toward the camera, with the robin still beside its cheek. The opening image sets the whole scene: the lynx, the bird, the forest light and the eye the beak is working on. The video prompt then gives one clear arc, from extraction to the lynx opening its eyes, so the short clip has a beginning and an end. Here the model kept the framing of the image rather than the extreme macro the prompts ask for, which made the result far less graphic.
- Opening frame
- A lynx with closed eyes and a robin at the corner of its eye in forest light
- Delivered dimensions
- 1280 × 704
- Delivered duration
- 6.041667s