Realistic Tiger Deer Chase Shot

Please use the uploaded image as the exact first frame. Create a 15-second ultra-realistic continuous chase shot. The camera physically grabs the tiger's tail, locking onto a fixed tracking angle. The tail takes center stage, muscles contract, skin rises, and fur trembles with speed and airflow. Ahead, a deer rushed across the grass in panic. Its movements are irregular and unbalanced, with fear-driven gait changes and sharp directional changes clearly visible, and distances rapidly shrinking. The tiger accelerates to full speed with precise biomechanics: explosive stretches of hind legs, visible compression and release of the spine, and its tail balances every step. The grass was flattened by the impact, and dirt and debris naturally flew everywhere. The horizon trembles slightly due to ground forces, rather than the camera shaking. The extremely high forward speed creates strong motion parallax in the environment, while the tail is relatively stable due to physical grip. The subtle swings perfectly synchronize with each gait cycle. The wind howled; The hair kept flying backward. The light remains natural and continuous, circulating through the legs, with shadows flickering beneath the body. No slow-motion, no editing, no stylization. At the last moment, the tiger lunged, collided with the deer, pinned it to the ground, and locked its neck tightly. The shot ends in the middle of the action, with all the weight, tension, and momentum still present.