Today unfolded a terrifying scene in the monkey community as cruel Asub fought Queen fiercely, shocking everyone who watched nearby. The morning began quietly, with soft calls echoing through the trees, but tension suddenly rose when Asub approached Queen with aggressive posture and blazing eyes. What followed was a brutal clash of strength and dominance, filled with screams, flying fur, and frantic movement that sent other monkeys scrambling in fear.
Queen tried to protect herself while clutching close to her fragile baby, whose tiny cries pierced the air. Asub showed no mercy, striking and chasing relentlessly, as if blinded by rage. Around them, other monkeys gathered, arguing loudly, baring teeth, and leaping from branch to branch. Some attempted to intervene with warning calls, while others hesitated, torn between fear and instinct. The chaos created a storm of noise that echoed through the forest, turning a peaceful habitat into a battlefield.
The most heartbreaking part of the scene was the helpless baby. Too young to understand violence, the little one trembled and clung desperately, eyes wide with terror. Each sudden movement made the baby cry louder, drawing pity from surrounding monkeys and human onlookers alike. Queen’s exhaustion became visible as she struggled to shield her infant, her movements slowing under relentless pressure.
Eventually, Asub pulled back, leaving behind a shaken group and a traumatized mother and child. The arguing monkeys slowly dispersed, their calls fading into uneasy silence. Queen collapsed briefly, gathering her baby close, licking and checking the tiny body as if counting every breath. Though the fight ended, its emotional scars remained.
This terrifying incident reminds us how fragile life is within the wild. Power struggles, stress, and competition can erupt without warning, placing the weakest at greatest risk. Today, pity filled every heart witnessing the scene, hoping the baby survives and that peace will return to the troubled troop.
Observers could only watch silently, praying for healing, calmer days, and stronger protection for vulnerable infants within this troop, so future mornings may begin with safety, harmony, and gentle calls again in the forest.
