Title: First Seeing Old Mama Pigtail Rejected to Abandon & Drop Newborn 1 Day Old from High Tree
It was a heartbreaking scene deep in the wild forest when Old Mama Pigtail was first seen struggling with her newborn baby, only one day old. The morning sun filtered through the trees, but the atmosphere was heavy with confusion and sorrow. The weak mother, looking tired and nervous, held her tiny infant tightly. Her frail arms trembled as she climbed along the high branches, torn between fear and instinct.
At first glance, it seemed like she wanted to care for her baby — she groomed it gently, whispering small cries only a mother could make. But something was wrong. Other monkeys in the troop had already rejected her, keeping their distance as if she was no longer part of them. The pressure of rejection and the exhaustion of giving birth made her unstable. She sat on the edge of a tall tree branch, her eyes clouded with uncertainty, and the baby clung weakly to her chest, barely breathing.
Suddenly, in a shocking moment, the old mama appeared to lose her grip. The tiny newborn nearly slipped from her arms — the whole forest seemed to freeze. But she quickly caught the baby again, pulling it close as if realizing how precious that fragile life was. Tears seemed to fill her eyes as she let out a deep, mournful cry — a cry of a mother rejected, confused, but still full of instinctive love.
That moment showed the painful struggle between survival and motherhood. Old Mama Pigtail didn’t truly want to abandon her baby — she was just lost, frightened, and alone. It was a reminder that even in the wild, a mother’s heart, though trembling and weak, still beats with love and hope.
