In the quiet corner of the Amari group, a heartbreaking scene unfolded early this morning. A tiny newborn baby monkey, weak and trembling, tried desperately to crawl toward his mother, Mama Rozy. His soft cries echoed through the air, small hands reaching out, seeking the warmth of a mother’s hug. Yet, Rozy only stood nearby, staring at her fragile baby with cold hesitation, showing no sign of the affection that a newborn needs to survive.
The poor baby was still covered in birth stains, his tiny body shaking as he struggled to move closer. Every movement showed pain and fear, but also hope — the hope that Mama Rozy would finally pick him up and hold him close. Sadly, Rozy turned away, leaving the baby to cry helplessly on the cold ground. It was a moment that broke everyone’s heart — a mother choosing to walk away while her newborn begged for love.
No one knows exactly why Mama Rozy rejected her baby. Some believe she was too weak after giving birth; others think she was frightened or confused. In the monkey world, sometimes mothers abandon babies when they sense sickness or weakness. But watching this tiny soul cry out, his body trembling from both cold and loneliness, made it impossible not to feel sorrow.
Nearby members of the group glanced over but did not intervene. The newborn’s faint cries grew softer as he tried to find warmth by curling himself into a ball. The moment was filled with silence and sadness — nature showing its harshest side. Still, there was something deeply emotional about the baby’s determination to live. Despite being rejected, he tried again and again to crawl toward the one who should have protected him.
If only Mama Rozy could see how much he needed her — just one hug, one moment of warmth could have changed everything. Instead, she watched for a moment longer, then disappeared into the distance, leaving her baby trembling and alone.
This painful moment reminds us that not all births end with joy. Some begin with heartbreak and tears. The image of that tiny baby shaking, eyes full of confusion, will stay forever in the hearts of those who witnessed it — a silent cry for love that was never answered.
