A realistic cinematic wildlife documentary scene of a pregnant adult Mosasaurus giving live birth in shallow Cretaceous seawater. The adult female @Image 1 slowly swims forward and slightly downward, remaining calm and controlled. Her large pregnant abdomen is clearly visible. A newborn Mosasaurus @Image 2 emerges naturally from beneath her body and enters the water, immediately beginning to swim with small, instinctive movements. The newborn is approximately 0.5 meters long and must match the newborn reference exactly. The adult female must match the mother reference exactly in anatomy, skin pattern, coloration and proportions. Use the underwater environment reference @Image 3 exactly: clear turquoise water, rocky seabed, soft sediment, sunbeams from the surface and suspended particles. Camera: slow cinematic underwater tracking shot, medium-wide composition, camera moving gently alongside the mother and newborn. Natural underwater movement and realistic physics. Emotional but scientifically grounded wildlife documentary style. Photorealistic, highly detailed skin and water, natural lighting. No eggs, no nesting, no exaggerated birth effects, no blood, no gore, no extra animals, no anatomical mutations, no changes to the characters, no text.
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