T-Rex Airport Security Comedy

Hyper-realistic cinematic comedy sequence, 15 seconds, aspect ratio 16:9.

at a modern airport security checkpoint. One full-size T-rex only. The setting is simple and clear: metal detector arch, conveyor belt scanner, plastic trays, rope barriers, security table, and a moving baggage belt. The mood is ridiculous, realistic, and funny.

The goal is simple: the T-rex is trying very hard to act like a normal polite traveler and get through airport security, but everything goes wrong.
The action starts with the T-rex standing seriously at the checkpoint, trying to cooperate. It carefully puts tiny sunglasses and one absurdly small purse into a plastic tray with its tiny claws. Then it steps through the metal detector.

Instantly every alarm goes off. Red lights flash. The T-rex freezes in shame. It slowly raises its tiny arms and tries to look innocent. A security wand is waved near it and the beeping gets even worse. The T-rex turns awkwardly, trying to stay calm and dignified, but its tail knocks over the rope barrier and its head bumps the detector frame.

Then comes the punchline. On the baggage scanner screen, the tiny purse reveals something impossible inside: a second even tinier T-rex sitting in the bag wearing sunglasses. Everyone freezes. The main T-rex turns and looks at the screen in total panic.
End with the tiny purse T-rex popping its head out of the bag and giving a smug little roar while the big T-rex looks completely busted.

Style: hyper-realistic, cinematic, hilarious, absurd but believable visual comedy, one main dinosaur only, airport security setting, one strong joke with a final payoff, metal detector alarms, tiny purse, surprise mini T-rex reveal at the end, clear readable comedy action, no gore, no horror, no text, no logos, no cartoon style, no slow motion, no famous celebrity faces, no recognizable actors, no movie-star resemblance. Keep proportions. Keep style and features. Aspect ratio 16:9.