A 12-second photoreal cinematic 16:9. No on-screen text, no logos, no people. @image1 is the T-rex: pink-cream body, red-pink head spines, ivory snout, leaping through sunset peach clouds. Keep that exact creature until the morph. AUDIO: wind, dinosaur run, then wingbeats. No dialogue. [0-6s] Fully a T-rex the whole time. Runs and leaps through sunset cumulus. Tiny forelimbs, massive tail, scales. Camera tracks. NO feathers yet. NO beak yet. [6-9s] NATURAL morph over these three seconds only — not a snap, not a dissolve to a different animal: second 6: small feathers push through the scales along the back and arms; skin-sails start at the shoulders; second 7: wings lengthen, plumage fills in, the snout shortens and the jaw reshapes into a curved beak — same head turning into a macaw beak, not a cut; second 8-9: macaw colours (red, blue, yellow, green) finish across the body; wings spread. Same creature, same leap, continuous. [9-12s] Full macaw. Flaps and flies through the same peach clouds. End. NEGATIVE: a pop-cut at 3 seconds, a different animal appearing, extra creatures, text, remaining a T-rex after 9s, studio still as frame 1.