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(HOOK - 5 sec) What if you could watch the planet’s most relentless light show, a storm that literally never sleeps? In one corner of Venezuela, that’s exactly what happens, and the reason will shock you.

(STORYTELLING - 35 sec)
[Epic, dramatic orchestral music with deep bass]
[Visual: Rapid-fire time-lapse of incredible lightning forks over a lake at night.]
*Fact 1:* This is the Catatumbo Lightning, striking up to 280 times *per hour*. [Visual: Text overlay with “280x/hour” in bold. Quick cuts of multiple lightning strikes.]
**But**, this isn't a random storm. It’s a perfectly engineered atmospheric engine. [Visual: Switch to animated map showing Venezuela, Lake Maracaibo, and the Andes Mountains.]
*Therefore,* warm, humid air from the lake collides with cool winds from the Andes, creating a permanent thunderstorm factory. [Visual: Animated arrows showing wind collision. Then, breathtaking real footage of constant sheet lightning illuminating the sky.]
*Re-engagement Hook:* But wait—it gets even more wild when you do the math… [SFX: Thunder crack and a whoosh.]
*Emotional Twist:* For up to 160 nights a year, the sky here is a chaotic, beautiful canvas of electricity. It's been called "the everlasting storm," visible for 250 miles. [Visual: Shot from a boat on the lake, looking up at the dazzling, non-stop flashes.]
[Visual Transition: Quick zoom through the storm clouds into a starry time-lapse showing the lightning's persistent glow.]

(PAYOFF - 10 sec)
[Music swells to a peak, then cuts to just the sound of relentless thunder.]
This single phenomenon produces over a million lightning strikes a year. It’s so consistent, it could theoretically be used as a natural…
[Abrupt cut to black. White text on screen in silence:] …lighthouse. And it generates 10% of the world's tropospheric ozone.