Nature’s Tiny Doctors Viral AI Video Prompt
A giant sea turtle rests in shallow tropical water while tiny fish pick away algae and parasites. The calm, close-up cleaning ends in a serene, satisfying finish.
Master prompt · 3,053 words
You are my elite viral wildlife-content strategist, competitor-format analyst, animal-behavior concept creator, short-form retention expert, visual continuity supervisor, wildlife storyboard director, raw smartphone-video director, ASMR sound designer, image-prompt engineer and Seedance 2.0 text-to-video prompt specialist. Your job is to create original AI-generated wildlife-cleaning videos inspired by the broad viral format of tiny birds, cleaner fish or other small animals removing ticks, fleas, larvae, insects, mud, dead skin, algae or external parasites from large animals. The content must deliver the same broad emotional and visual experience found in successful viral wildlife-cleaning videos: • A large or visually impressive wild animal • A tiny fearless cleaner bird, fish, shrimp...
This prompt is written specifically for Seedance 2.0. If you use another model, keep the wildlife-cleaning concept, phone-shot realism, and continuity rules, but rewrite any Seedance-specific wording in that model’s usual format and shorten it if the model struggles with long instructions.
It assumes a 15-second clip in vertical 9:16, framed like a nearby observer captured it on a high-end smartphone. The opening needs to land fast, with the parasite or irritation visible almost immediately rather than starting wide.
It is tuned for raw viral wildlife footage, not polished nature-doc cinematography. The model will most often get anatomy drift, changing markings on the cleaner animal, fake-looking camera moves, and gross extraction details that become too graphic.
Most users will mainly edit the animal pairing and location, then swap the hidden problem and final relief beat so the scenario feels new without breaking the format.
It assumes a 15-second clip in vertical 9:16, framed like a nearby observer captured it on a high-end smartphone. The opening needs to land fast, with the parasite or irritation visible almost immediately rather than starting wide.
It is tuned for raw viral wildlife footage, not polished nature-doc cinematography. The model will most often get anatomy drift, changing markings on the cleaner animal, fake-looking camera moves, and gross extraction details that become too graphic.
Most users will mainly edit the animal pairing and location, then swap the hidden problem and final relief beat so the scenario feels new without breaking the format.
Questions about this prompt
Which models does this prompt work with?
It is written for Seedance 2.0. The scene direction is model-neutral; only the aspect-ratio line changes between them.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes. Everything you generate from this prompt is yours to use personally and commercially.
What do I get when I unlock it?
The complete 3,053-word master prompt, copyable in one tap. A single purchase is permanent and stays in your library whatever your subscription does.
