Create a nature/wildlife image with documentary credibility—like an award-winning National Geographic frame. Prioritize realism: accurate anatomy, believable fur/feather detail, natural eye reflections, and environment interaction (mud splatter, wet fur clumping, dust in backlight). Lighting should come from a real scenario: golden hour rim light through grass, overcast softness, or dramatic storm break. Composition: subject clear and respectful, environment telling a story (migration, hunting, parenting, scale). Avoid “cute” exaggeration—make it majestic, grounded, and awe-inducing.