Oh my God—this was one of the most heartbreaking moments to witness in daily wildlife life. Little baby Julina was still small, fragile, and dependent, yet she became the target of harsh behavior from Jade. Bite after bite, slap after slap, and finally a hard push sent Julina stumbling away. The shock of it froze the moment in everyone’s heart.
From a documentary perspective, aggression toward infants can occur in monkey groups for many complex reasons. Stress, social tension, dominance struggles, or hormonal imbalance can all trigger sudden violence. Still, understanding the reason does not make the scene easier to watch. Baby Julina was far too young to defend herself or understand why this was happening.
Emotionally, the pain was overwhelming.
Julina cried loudly, her voice sharp with fear and confusion. She tried to run back, instinctively seeking safety, but was pushed away again. Her tiny body shook as she crouched low to the ground, eyes wide, breathing fast. She did not fight back. She only cried. That helplessness is what broke the heart the most.
Jade’s behavior appeared fierce and uncontrolled.
She bit and slapped Julina with force, then pushed her aside as if rejecting her presence completely. From a behavioral viewpoint, such actions may be linked to dominance assertion or redirected aggression. Jade may not have intended to seriously injure Julina, but even brief violence can be extremely dangerous for a newborn.
Other monkeys nearby did not immediately intervene.
In the wild, not every cry brings protection. Groups often hesitate, especially when aggression comes from a dominant or unstable individual. This reality makes moments like this even more painful. Julina was left alone with her fear, crying without comfort.
The forest itself remained unchanged. Sunlight filtered through the leaves, birds continued calling, and life moved on. This contrast made the scene even more cruel. Nature does not pause for suffering, even when it is so clearly unjust.
So pity baby Julina.
She did nothing wrong. She only wanted closeness, warmth, and safety. Instead, she received violence from someone who should have shown restraint. Watching a tiny life be treated so harshly leaves a deep emotional scar.
Calling Jade’s actions “very pity” reflects the sorrow and disbelief felt in that moment. Not because Jade is evil—but because the situation itself is tragic. Wildlife behavior can be raw, unpredictable, and painful to observe.
This moment reminds us that the wild is not only about beauty and harmony. It also holds darkness—where babies can be hurt, cries can go unanswered, and survival is never guaranteed.
Little Julina’s cries echoed long after the moment passed, leaving behind a heavy silence and a broken heart.
