Kling 2.5 Turbo (pro)
Use the uploaded cat photo(s) as exact character reference (same face, eye color/shape, and stripe placement). Create a warm semi-realistic 3D animated-film video (not chibi, not overly cartoony). Character: male silver tabby shorthair, 3 years old, 6.2 kg, sturdy/stocky build; gray‑beige fur with subtle dark stripes, lighter chest/belly, pink nose, long white whiskers, yellow‑green eyes. Location: rural village golden hour. Weathered wooden utility pole with a safe flat wooden crossbeam; dirt road with small stones and tire tracks, low wooden fence, tall grass/wildflowers, birch/apple trees, distant wooden shed/house with tin roof. Light breeze moves leaves/grass; subtle dust/pollen in sunbeams. Warm GI, gentle bloom, soft volumetric rays. Action (8–10s, natural biomechanics): cat sits on the crossbeam, looks down, tail balances. He shifts weight, tucks hind legs, grips wood, then jumps down with a single hind-leg push; realistic arc. Landing: forepaws then hind paws, visible shock absorption in shoulders/hips, tiny dust puff, fur secondary motion. He smoothly accelerates into a natural feline run along the dirt road (spine flex/extend, shoulder blades glide, clean paw contacts, no foot sliding), tail counterbalances. He runs away down the road, getting smaller in frame. Camera: low angle near the pole; smooth tilt down to follow the jump, then gentle tracking follow along the road; stable, subtle motion blur only. Keep markings consistent every frame. NEG: text, watermark, logo, passport layout, morphing, identity drift, changing stripes, extra limbs, deformed paws, floating/weightless motion, foot sliding, jitter/flicker, plastic toy look, anime, extreme cartoon, oversaturated colors.