In the deep green jungle, an unexpected disaster struck little baby Miltan. He was just playing under the big tree, full of energy and joy, when suddenly — millions of red ants began to swarm from the ground. Within seconds, they covered his tiny legs, arms, and face. Their fiery bites made poor Miltan cry out loud, his face turning red with pain and fear.
The sharp burning sensation made him jump, spin, and wave his arms wildly — like he was doing a desperate dance to escape the invisible attackers. Each ant’s bite left a tiny mark on his soft skin, and his helpless cries echoed through the forest. “Eeeh! Eeeh!” Miltan screamed, trying to brush them off, but the ants were too many, biting harder and harder.
Nearby, Mama Monkey heard the cries and rushed over in panic. Seeing her baby covered with red ants, she quickly grabbed him, using her mouth and hands to pull the ants away. Miltan clung tightly to her chest, trembling and whimpering. His face was red, his eyes watery — the pain was too much for such a tiny baby.
Finally, Mama found a small stream and gently dipped him in the cool water. The ants floated away, and Miltan slowly stopped crying. Exhausted but safe, he hugged his mother tightly, seeking comfort.
The jungle returned to calm, but the memory of those millions of biting red ants would never fade — a painful lesson for baby Miltan, and a reminder that danger can hide even beneath the grass.
