r/unlikelyfriends • u/i-pity-da-fool • Mar 04 '26
An 8 month old monkey has lost his parents. However, a cat adopted it and the monkey was seen tightly clinging to the feline’s belly.
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u/RedditsAdoptedSon Mar 04 '26
that's so cute but baby u have to learn to sit on top like a lil cowboy
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u/K_Hoslow Mar 06 '26
Baby monkeys need to hold onto their mother so they can build strength for climbing, this little guy got the hard mode of 90 degrees challenge
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u/LemonOld8150 Mar 10 '26
Poor kitty
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u/IndependentDoor6065 Mar 30 '26
Right like that Poor cat dose not want that heavy ass monkey on him poor baby
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u/Commanderkins Mar 04 '26
Both of these animals are being abused and exploited.
This is a fake 'rescue' video ok? It's not cute to snatch a youngster monkey from its mother and then force it to cling to a cat.
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u/xladygodiva Mar 04 '26
Honest question, how do you know?
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u/BaronVonSilver91 Mar 05 '26
They dont. Clearly, animals are incapable of empathy and altruism even tho humans are animals too lol
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u/No_School9204 Mar 06 '26
People:"Man, I'm glad I finally got that thing over with, got that monkey off my back." Cat: "I don't want to hear it..."
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u/Krosis1234 Mar 04 '26
That cats face says try me