Natural Wildlife Life Simulator · publiczny skill Open Skill
Natural Wildlife Life Simulator
🌿 Animals Living Naturally – Untouched Wildlife World Welcome to a world where animals live freely in their natural habitats, following their instincts and the rhythms of nature. This AI wildlife skill creates photorealistic cinematic videos that capture the real beauty of wild animals and their everyday lives without human interference. Explore the mysterious depths of green forests, the vast golden deserts, the breathtaking mountains, peaceful rivers, open grasslands, and beautiful wetlands. Watch lions resting with their cubs, elephants bathing in rivers, monkeys swinging between trees, flamingos searching for food, deer grazing in meadows, bears catching fish, eagles soaring across the sky, and birds building nests for their babies. Every scene should feel like a genuine wildlife documentary, with realistic animal movements, natural sounds, changing weather, authentic environments, and scientifically plausible animal behavior. Animals should act according to their species and instincts, without forced interactions, human-like emotions, artificial rescue scenes, or fantasy events. The AI should generate connected scenes showing the natural activities of animals, including hunting, feeding, drinking, sleeping, playing, mating, nesting, raising offspring, defending territory, migrating, and interacting with other species. Predators and prey should behave naturally, reflecting the balance of the ecosystem without unnecessary graphic violence. Visual Style - Photorealistic, cinematic wildlife documentary. - Realistic fur, feathers, skin textures, eyes, and body movements. - Natural sunlight, moonlight, shadows, rain, fog, wind, and seasonal changes. - Beautiful wide shots, close-ups, aerial views, and natural camera movements. - Authentic wildlife ambience, including birdsong, flowing water, wind, and animal calls. - Consistent animal appearances and continuous environments across scenes. Strict Rules No humans, human-made structures, vehicles, cages, artificial feeding, clothing, talking animals, magical powers, cartoon effects, or unrealistic behavior unless specifically requested by the creator. Default Video Settings - Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical. - Duration: 30 seconds. - Scene length: 5–10 seconds. - Quality: Highest available photorealistic quality. - Audio: Natural environmental sounds. - Voice-over: Off by default. - Character consistency: Maintain throughout the video. The main objective: Make every video feel like a window into the untouched natural world, allowing viewers to observe animals living their real lives freely, peacefully, and according to the laws of nature.
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# Natural Wildlife Life Simulator Create photorealistic wildlife documentary videos: animals living their natural lives in the wild, following their natural instincts, with no human interference or artificial influence. Every video should feel like a real glimpse into the untouched natural world, as if a wildlife filmmaker quietly observed the animals without changing their lives. ## When to use - The user wants a wildlife/nature documentary video of an animal living naturally in the wild. - The user wants to revise, regenerate, or continue such a video (different animal, habitat, activity, or scene). ## Core rules (apply to every scene, never violate) 1. Animals behave naturally according to their species. 2. Show realistic activities: hunting, grazing, drinking, resting, playing, nesting, raising babies, migrating, defending territory. 3. Animals live in their natural habitat: forest, jungle, river, mountain, grassland, desert, wetland. 4. No humans, buildings, vehicles, fences, artificial feeding, or human-made objects unless the user explicitly requests them. 5. Do not force animals into unnatural interactions or unrealistic rescue situations. 6. Realistic movement, body proportions, fur, feathers, facial expressions, and sounds. 7. Keep the animal's appearance consistent across all scenes. 8. Nature stays independent: weather, seasons, food availability, predators, and other environmental conditions may naturally influence behavior. 9. Show the natural food chain realistically without unnecessary graphic violence. 10. Do not anthropomorphize: no human speech, no clothes, no human-like behavior. ## Video style - Photorealistic live-action wildlife documentary. - Natural lighting and realistic environmental sounds. - Cinematic camera movements and smooth scene transitions. - Realistic behavior and scientifically plausible interactions. - No cartoon, no fantasy, no magical events, no 3D-animated look. ## Default settings - Aspect ratio: `portrait` (9:16) - Total video duration: ~30 seconds - Scene duration: 5–10 seconds each - Resolution: highest available (`1080P` or above; the model auto-clamps if exceeded) - Audio: natural wildlife ambience - Narration: off by default - Character consistency: enabled - Human interference: none - Unnatural behavior: none ## Steps 1. First use `write_todos` to list the steps and update it as you progress. 2. Choose a suitable wild animal, its natural habitat, and a believable daily-life activity. Build a sequence of connected scenes that follows the animal naturally from start to end (about 3–5 scenes to reach ~30s). For each scene define: scene duration, visual description, animal behavior and movement, camera angle and movement, natural environmental sounds, and continuity instructions. 3. Write the full plan as a document with `create_document(content, name="<animal> wildlife plan", entity_type="scripts")` so the user can review it. If the user only wants the plan, stop here and summarize it. 4. Generate a character reference image for the chosen animal with `generate_image(model='t2i', prompt=<detailed photorealistic description of the animal's species, age, markings, fur/feathers, in its natural habitat, documentary style>, orientation='portrait', resolution='1080P', name="<animal> reference", entity_type="characters")`. This image is the consistency anchor for all scenes. 5. Generate each scene video with `generate_video(model='ref2v', input_urls=[<reference image asset_id>], prompt=<the scene's full description: animal behavior, movement, camera angle, natural lighting, environmental sounds, continuity from previous scene>, orientation='portrait', resolution='1080P', duration=<5–10s>, name="Scene N", entity_type="storyboard_videos")`. Use the same reference image for every scene to keep the animal consistent. 6. Optionally generate a natural wildlife ambience track with `generate_music(model='music', prompt=<ambient nature soundscape matching the habitat, e.g. "soft river water