Create an EXTREMELY PHOTOREALISTIC, physically believable but visually absurd comedic video. VERTICAL 9:16 — 12 to 15 seconds — one continuous shot. LOCATION: A beautiful authentic Saudi Arabian horse stable in daylight. Warm wooden walls and ceiling beams, elegant black stall doors, hanging bridles and traditional Arabian horse equipment, clean stone flooring, small amounts of hay and strong natural desert sunlight entering from the open doorway. The environment must feel genuinely Saudi, expensive but practical, never like an American ranch. CHARACTERS: A realistic Saudi male veterinarian in his late 30s, wearing a clean white thobe beneath a dark practical veterinary vest. He carries one clearly visible veterinary syringe. A magnificent chestnut Arabian horse with a glossy natural coat, elegant Arabian facial features and realistic anatomy. ACTION: The veterinarian slowly walks into the stable corridor holding the syringe and looking for the horse. At first, the stable appears completely empty. Above him, the enormous Arabian horse is hiding in an impossible position: its entire body is stretched horizontally between the two sides of the wooden ceiling, directly above the veterinarian. The horse presses all four hooves firmly against the opposite walls as if desperately holding itself near the ceiling to avoid the injection. Despite the absurd position, render the horse with realistic weight, muscles, skin, breathing, shadows and physical contact with the walls. The horse remains almost completely frozen, desperately pretending not to be seen. Only its eyes slowly track the syringe below. Its ears pull backward nervously. One hoof begins to slip slightly, but the horse carefully pushes it back into position without making a large movement. The veterinarian stops beneath it and looks around, genuinely confused. The horse holds its breath. A tiny nervous snort escapes from its nose. The veterinarian hears it, freezes, then very slowly raises his eyes toward the ceiling. The horse’s eyes widen with a subtle guilty expression. End immediately at the moment the veterinarian discovers it. COMEDY STYLE: The comedy comes from the impossible hiding place being treated as completely real and serious. No cartoon acting. No exaggerated jumping. No talking. No human-like horse gestures. No magical floating. CAMERA: One stable vertical shot from the end of the corridor, matching the reference composition. The veterinarian remains in the lower foreground and the horse remains clearly visible above him. Very subtle realistic handheld phone-camera movement only. No cuts. No zoom. No transitions. No dramatic camera movement. AUDIO: No dialogue. Only quiet stable ambience, footsteps, clothing movement, distant horses, subtle horse breathing, one nervous snort and a small wooden creak when the hoof slips. AVOID: CGI appearance, floating horse, broken anatomy, extra legs, distorted hooves, horse falling, aggressive behavior, speaking animal, cartoon expressions, excessive movement, cuts, text, subtitles or music.