Watching the old video of baby Bessie, only one day old and sadly neglected by her mother, makes us think deeply about God and life in the animal world. Baby monkeys, just like human babies, are fragile and completely dependent on care, warmth, and love. When a newborn monkey is ignored or rejected, it reminds us that nature is beautiful but also harsh and unpredictable.
In daily life, monkeys live in close social groups. They wake up early, search for food, groom each other, protect their babies, and learn survival skills from elders. Most monkey mothers are extremely caring, holding their babies tightly and never letting them fall. That is why seeing a helpless newborn like Bessie touches the heart. It raises questions about fate, instinct, and the unseen hand of God guiding every life.
Yet even in such sad moments, we often see hope. Sometimes other monkeys or kind humans step in to save and care for the baby. This shows that compassion exists across species. Real-life monkeys teach us important lessons every day—about family bonds, responsibility, struggle, and kindness. Baby Bessie’s story reminds us to be grateful, caring, and protective of all living beings, because every life matters.
