In the heart of the forest, chaos unfolded as the energetic baby monkey Dito cried out loudly, begging for milk. His voice echoed through the trees, drawing attention from nearby monkeys. Baby Dito is big and strong for his age, and his appetite is even bigger. Every few minutes, he pulls at his mother Daisy’s arm, showing his desperation and hunger. But something strange is happening—Mom Daisy seems too distracted and oddly aggressive today.
With loud shrieks and wild body movements, Daisy is not acting like her usual calm self. She suddenly jumps up on a branch and begins warning another young monkey who was playing too close to Dito. Her voice was fierce, and her sharp teeth flashed as she gave several loud warning sounds. No one dared to come closer. It was as if she believed her baby was under some invisible threat.
Poor Dito didn’t understand what was going on. All he knew was that he needed milk, and his stomach was growling. He kept pulling at her belly, looking for comfort. But Daisy was too alert, her eyes scanning everything around them. Maybe another monkey had tried to bother them earlier, or maybe Daisy felt insecure and overprotective today.
Despite Dito’s cries, Daisy kept refusing to let him nurse. She barked again at the younger monkey nearby, who backed off with a whimper. Then she turned and walked quickly away, forcing Dito to chase after her.
The scene was confusing—why was Daisy acting so wildly? Why wouldn’t she feed Dito when he clearly needed her? The forest watched in silence, and little Dito, tired and hungry, still hoped his mother would calm down and offer the milk he so desperately needed.
