A little baby monkey curiously played with an old, empty milk bottle left by nearby travelers. Peeking inside to see if there was anything tasty, the baby accidentally wedged his tiny head right into the bottle’s neck. Startled, he tried pulling it out, but it was stuck firmly, and he started to panic. His little squeaks echoed through the trees, catching the attention of a big, older monkey nearby.
The big monkey, wise and gentle, rushed over, gently patting the baby’s head in a reassuring manner. He examined the situation, turning the bottle around with careful hands. The baby monkey looked up with wide, worried eyes, but he felt comforted by the big monkey’s presence. Carefully, the big monkey adjusted his grip, twisting and tilting the bottle with slow, gentle motions. Bit by bit, he worked the baby’s head free, stopping occasionally to pat the little one to keep him calm.
Finally, with a gentle pop, the baby monkey’s head came free. The little one leaped into the big monkey’s arms, grateful and relieved. The two of them chattered happily, bonding over the adventure, with the baby forever grateful for his big friend’s help.