Seedance abxxai Fish Cam Trevally

Real unedited viral-reel footage. A fisherman on a wooden dugout canoe in a calm tropical lagoon clips a small action camera onto a live giant trevally and releases it. Then the raw fish-cam: calm swim over white sand, through a hanging bead curtain, into a dark reef cave, out into a hidden underwater neon party where reef fish wear glowing star-shaped sunglasses. Fisherman about 55, Pacific Islander, face cropped to chin and stubble, khaki shirt. Hero fish about 55 cm, silver-grey with purple-blue sheen, yellow-gold eye. Camera is a plain black matchbox cube on a clamp, no logo. About 40 pink-silver snappers in neon star sunglasses. One hard cut at 0:05. Shot 1 phone 47 degree FOV. Shot 2 action-cam 107 degree FOV, fish forehead at bottom center. 0:00-2:30 attach and check the camera. 2:30-5:00 release, two tail kicks, splash, fish swims down. Hard cut. 5:00-8:00 glide 1 m over sand toward the bead arch. 8:00-9:30 through pastel beads. 9:30-11:30 dark teal cave toward a purple hole, muffled bass growing. 11:30-15:00 neon party, lasers, school swirls, one yellow-star snapper passes close. No dialogue or subtitles. Vertical 9:16, 15 seconds, 30 fps, real-time, photoreal phone then action-cam, no logos.