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Vertical 9:16, real smartphone footage, dim living room at night, warm ambient light. A calico cat (orange/white/black) and a tuxedo cat (black with white chest/paws) sit side-by-side on a teal knitted ottoman, backs to camera, watching a large TV screen. The screen shows a close-up of an alligator’s eyes and snout emerging from murky water. Surrounding the TV: 5 smaller devices (laptop, tablets, phone) all display the same alligator feed — creating a surveillance-command-center effect. At 0:04, the main TV screen shatters outward in a spray of water and glass shards (realistic physics), and two life-sized alligators step through the breach onto the hardwood floor. They walk forward slowly, jaws slightly open, tails swaying. The cats are no longer visible — only the alligators advance toward the camera. Audio: tense documentary score → sharp crack of screen → low hiss of water, heavy footsteps, faint growl. Guardrails: alligator skin texture highly detailed (scales, wet sheen), no floating, no fake CGI — alligators move with natural gait; screen shatter is radial, not explosive; cats vanish realistically (not edited out).