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Rescuer sweetly says ‘bye’ while releasing baby monkey into the wild in Nagaland

The video of a rescuer releasing a baby monkey into the wild was posted on Twitter.

Published on: Mar 16, 2023, 11:49:13 IST
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The videos that show people releasing rescued animals into the wild are often absolutely heartwarming to watch. Just like this clip that shows a person releasing a baby monkey. What adds on to the sweetness of the video is the reaction of one of the rescuers to seeing the monkey climb a tree.

The sweet video of a rescuer in Nagaland releasing a baby monkey into the wild will leave you with a smile. (Twitter/@Hillsnaga)
The sweet video of a rescuer in Nagaland releasing a baby monkey into the wild will leave you with a smile. (Twitter/@Hillsnaga)

The video is posted on a Twitter handle called Naga Hills. “Saving and releasing an infant Monkey back to its natural home, Khonoma village forest, Nagaland. In December 1998, hunting was banned in Khonoma’s forests and a 20 sq km area was demarcated by the village council as the Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary (KNCTS),” reads the caption posted along with the video.

The video opens to show the baby monkey clinging onto a person holding it. Initially, it refuses to let go but the man eventually manages to place the monkey on top of a tree. The person then says “bye” to the monkey and nudges it to climb the tree. The video ends with the little creature climbing to the top of the tree and the onlookers cheering.

Take a look at the video:

“Wholesome content,” wrote a Twitter user. “Appreciated,” posted another. A third reacted with a heart emoticon.

 
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