his heartbreaking video shows the quiet suffering of a mother monkey and her fragile babies. The tiny infants cling to her desperately, but their cries grow softer and weaker with each passing hour. The mother, clearly exhausted and thin herself, has no milk to give. Despite her love and effort, she simply cannot feed her babies.
Scenes like this reveal a painful truth about wildlife survival: when a mother is malnourished or stressed, her body may stop producing milk—leaving her babies helpless and hungry. In the wild, this can be caused by habitat loss, food scarcity, illness, or even captivity stress. For newborn monkeys, lack of milk is often fatal if not addressed quickly.
The babies are visibly struggling—shaking, too weak to hold on tightly, their eyes dull with hunger. The mother tries to comfort them, but she looks around in desperation, perhaps searching for food or help.
This video is not just sad—it’s a call for awareness. When monkeys are under human care, this kind of situation demands immediate attention from trained rescuers or sanctuary staff. Supplemental feeding and medical care can save the lives of both mother and babies, but only if given in time.
