Animate the exact grey wolf game model shown twice in this split-screen image. Left: a front camera, the wolf faces the viewer. Right: a side camera on its right flank, the wolf faces right. Both are locked-off cameras filming the same wolf at the same moment, so every movement happens in both views at exactly the same time, frame for frame. Keep the model exactly as it is: grey fur, cream chest and muzzle, dark paws. Its legs are colour-coded and the colours never change or swap: front-left leg pink, front-right leg blue, hind-left leg yellow, hind-right leg cyan. Exactly four legs, one tail, one head. Action: the wolf drops into a playful bow, front legs low and stretched forward with its rear up and tail wagging, then springs back up. It stays on the same spot, centred in both views. One continuous 5-second shot at natural speed, no slow motion. The cameras never move, cut, pan or zoom; the plain grey studio background, the floor band and the dark vertical divider stay fixed.
