Young Cheetah at Sunrise

Create a vertical 4:5 non-invasive wildlife photograph of one young cheetah sitting naturally in tall dry savannah grass at sunrise. Ground body size, tear marks, spotted coat, ear shape, paws, tail, and age cues in a current rights-cleared species reference; do not guess sex, exact age, health, family status, or location. Keep the animal at an ethical telephoto distance, with the camera low but outside its space. Let the cheetah look curiously toward—but not be lured by—the lens, ears relaxed and body alert, with all four limbs anatomically coherent and the tail partly visible through grass. Place the sun behind one shoulder so warm rim light passes through outer fur while soft frontal fill retains facial detail. Use shallow depth, natural golden grass bokeh, restrained grain, and a sharp focal plane on both eyes and muzzle. Present the moment as remote observation, not a vulnerable-cub story. Remove the literal source publication and resolution branding. No National Geographic, handler, vehicle, bait, call playback, flash, touching, collar, staged pet behavior, prey, distress, orphan claim, anthropomorphic innocence, logo, text, or watermark.