Life in the monkey troop is never simple, especially for the smallest ones who rely fully on their mothers for safety and comfort. But sometimes, not every mother shows gentle love. Baby monkeys often look for warmth, milk, and protection, yet what happens when the mother herself becomes the greatest source of fear? That is exactly the sad story with Rana, a mother monkey whose unusual behavior makes her baby so frightened.
The little baby clings tightly, shivering and looking around nervously. His small face shows worry every time Rana approaches with her sudden, rough movements. Instead of gentle cuddles, Rana often pulls, drags, or pushes him in ways that seem far too strong for his fragile body. The troop members watch curiously, but no one interferes, for this is the bond only between mother and child. Sadly, the baby seems more terrified than comforted, making viewers’ hearts ache.
At times, the poor little one tries to hide behind branches or curl into a corner, as if escaping his own mother. His big, watery eyes reveal both confusion and sadness. He wants love, but he receives strength too harsh for his tiny body. Rana, the craziest mother monkey in this story, may not realize how much fear she creates for her child.
Even though her actions appear rough, perhaps deep inside, Rana thinks she is training her baby to be strong in the wild world. But to us watching, it feels painful to see such a small creature trembling with fear instead of joy. The baby deserves gentleness, not constant fright. His little cries echo the question: how much longer must he endure this? Truly, this story shows the heartbreak of a baby too scared of his own mother.
