Netizens Stunned As Monkey Plays Overprotective Parent to Baby in Viral TikTok Video: "This Is Wild"
- A protective monkey's parenting skills have left netizens stunned in a video that has since gone viral on TikTok
- The video shows how protective the monkey is over the baby, making sure that no one tries to take her away
- The monkey's extraordinarily protective behaviour has left viewers stunned, leading to the video's rapid viral success
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A video capturing a wild monkey's protective behaviour towards a baby has taken the internet by storm.
Monkey claims baby
The clip was uploaded on TikTok by @missingpeoplecase and has accumulated over 1.5 million views. In the footage, the monkey gently pins the baby down, refusing to let anyone take the child away.
The video has stunned countless viewers, as many were surprised that this protective animal refused to let the toddler out of its sight. While it might seem unusual, the monkey's actions display an instinctive protective nature over offspring.
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Watch the video below:
Monkey's behaviour stuns netizens
The viral video has garnered widespread attention on TikTok, drawing comments and shares from people worldwide. People were fascinated by the monkey's actions and flocked to the comment section to share their views:
@painkiller4U365 shared:
"What kind of people stand around?"
@christianpichar31 said:
"I am way passed confused."
@Junior stunned:
"Not only just standing there, but walked up and walked away."
@Ginger commented:
"I just cannot believe this."
@Justina Marie advised:
"That monkey was so scared, I feel like it wasn't trying to hurt the baby. It was trying to like comfort it and protect it and with so many people."
@Alles-Lösen said:
"For the people saying 'they just stand there'. Monkeys can be extremely vicious and have fangs. Not something you want biting you."
Vanderbijlpark man gets back at monkey for stealing his food
In a similar story, Briefly News reported about a man from Vaal who was tired of losing his food to monkeys, so he decided to get payback.
He put food by the glass door, and the monkey looked like it was frothing at the mouth for being unable to touch the food in front of it. The gatvol student said that the monkey and its associates regularly nick his chow.
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