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RED LAKE CANADA-2015: Animal In A River In The Forest With A Tree In Front

6s 4K UHD Red Lake, Canada 2015
No people visible. No identifiable people are visible in this clip. Commercial clearance still depends on the final use and any property shown.

About this clip

A young animal, possibly a raccoon, wades through a shallow river in a dense forest in Red Lake, Canada, in 2015. A large tree stands prominently in the foreground, framing the scene. Shot on digital home movie equipment, this 5-second clip captures a quiet, natural moment with a cinematic feel. The lush greenery and flowing water evoke a sense of peace and connection to nature. Ideal for nature documentaries, environmental content, or nostalgic home video montages.

Clip Intelligence

Production use
Useful for wildlife documentary, northern Canada travel edit, environmental segment, or social nature cut needing a small animal moving through a quiet forest waterway in Red Lake.

Tags

animaltreeriverfloretsbranchforestfrontnaturered lake canada C2015stock videoamateurdigitalcinematicabstractvideographymodern

Shot slate

Resolution
4K UHD
Duration
6s
Codec
H.264 MP4
Location
Red Lake, Canada
Year filmed
2015
Published
Jun 2015

Still Frames From This Clip

One frame exported from the 4K master of this clip, in timeline order. The licensed download is the full-motion master, not these stills.

At Red Lake, Canada, a small brown animal is partly visible at the far right of a rippled waterway, with reeds, foreground branches, rocks, evergreen trees, and no visible people.
The opening frame places the animal at the edge of the composition behind reeds and shoreline debris. (0:00)

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