Three Abandoned Small Monkey Lives: Hungry and Drinking Much Milk
Deep in the quiet forest, three tiny monkeys begin life without their mother. No warm arms to hold them, no familiar heartbeat to comfort them. These abandoned babies cry softly, their voices weak from hunger and fear. Each day becomes a struggle just to survive.
The first tiny monkey is the smallest of all. His eyes are barely open, and his body shakes from cold nights. With no mother’s milk, he drinks bottle milk again and again, desperately trying to fill his empty stomach. Every drop of milk is life for him. After drinking, he sleeps tightly, as if dreaming of the warmth he lost too soon.
The second abandoned monkey is slightly stronger but always hungry. He clings to the bottle, drinking much milk with both tiny hands. Hunger makes him impatient, and he cries loudly when the milk is late. His thin body slowly grows stronger, but his eyes still search the forest, hoping his mom will return.
The third small monkey is gentle and quiet. He drinks milk slowly, but often, because his body needs more care. After feeding, he looks around silently, watching other monkeys from far away. Though he is safe, his heart still feels alone.
These three abandoned baby monkeys survive only because of care, milk, and kindness. Their lives remind us how fragile wildlife can be—and how powerful compassion is.
