Poor little Jada’s cries echo through the quiet corner of the temple ground. The tiny baby monkey, with trembling hands and wide teary eyes, clings desperately to her mother Jade. Her small body shakes as she calls out for milk again and again, but Jade remains firm, turning away with a cold stare. The poor baby doesn’t understand why her loving mother suddenly refuses her comfort and care.
Jada presses her face to Jade’s chest, hoping to nurse just for a moment. But Jade gently pushes her back, her expression showing both frustration and sadness. The little one tries again, squeaking softly, pleading for the warmth and sweetness of milk she once enjoyed every day. When Jade rejects her again, Jada bursts into loud cries that tear at the hearts of those watching. Her helpless little voice rises in the air, filled with confusion and sorrow.
It seems Jade is trying to teach her baby independence, as many mother monkeys do when the baby grows older. Yet the process is so painful to witness. The poor baby doesn’t understand the lesson — she only feels rejection from the one she trusts most. She clings tighter, crying mercifully, while Jade sits still, watching her baby’s struggle with quiet strength.
Moments like this show the hard side of motherhood in the monkey world — love mixed with discipline, tenderness mixed with strength. Even though Jada’s cries are heartbreaking, Jade’s actions come from instinct, not cruelty. Slowly, Jada will learn to eat on her own, but for now, her tiny heart only knows sadness. The poor baby monkey’s tearful cry reminds us how deep emotions truly run, even in the animal world.
