Reptile Terrarium Feeding Accident

Create a 30-second, 9:16 continuous handheld smartphone video inside a humid reptile enclosure. A wildlife keeper casually talks to the camera before walking toward a murky pool to feed a huge green anaconda. Keep the same keeper, face, clothing, enclosure and snake consistent throughout.
He approaches the pool, crouches with feeding tongs and says, “Watch how fast—” before the anaconda suddenly lunges toward the feeding area. A heavy coil catches around his arm and pulls him toward the edge. The cameraman panics and briefly loses framing as another keeper rushes in, grabs him and pulls him backward. After a chaotic struggle, the snake releases and drops back into the pool with a heavy splash.
End with the keeper safely away from the enclosure, breathing hard and visibly shaken. The cameraman asks, “You good?” He replies, “Yeah… yeah,” looks back toward the pool and says, “That was way too close.”
Make everything look like genuine accidental phone footage: realistic human movement, physically accurate snake anatomy and weight, natural water physics, imperfect handheld framing, autofocus hunting, motion blur, rolling shutter and subtle exposure changes. Voices must sound completely human at normal conversational speed with natural breathing, hesitation, overlapping reactions and accurate lip-sync.
No cinematic lighting, music, slow motion, cuts, transitions, dramatic acting, AI-style voices, morphing, impossible physics, text or overlays.