In the quiet corner of the forest, a heartbreaking scene unfolds. A tiny baby monkey, only a few days old, sits alone on the cold ground. His small eyes are filled with sadness, and his soft cries echo through the trees. He keeps crawling toward his mother, hoping for warmth and milk. But instead of comforting him, the mother turns away, refusing to nurse or even look at her baby.
No one knows exactly why this rejection is happening. Some say the mother monkey is too young and not ready to care for her baby. Others think she might be confused or frightened, possibly after a recent fight or trauma in the troop. Whatever the reason, the baby doesn’t understand. All he wants is love, comfort, and the sweet milk he needs to survive.
The baby monkey tries again and again, reaching out with tiny hands, gently pulling on his mother’s fur. But she pushes him aside or walks away. He is hungry, cold, and weak. Other monkeys in the group watch but do nothing. It’s painful to see such innocence ignored.
A kind human observer nearby notices the baby’s suffering. With gentle hands and a soft blanket, they pick him up, trying to help. The baby clings tightly, as if begging, “Don’t leave me too.” His little body trembles, but his eyes show a tiny spark of hope.
Rejection from a mother is the saddest thing for a baby monkey. Without care, he cannot survive on his own. We can only hope someone will step in and give him the love and milk he desperately needs. For now, the forest feels heavy with sorrow, as the baby waits… and hopes.
