Deep in the lush forest, life thrives in its purest form. The birds sing from the treetops, insects hum softly, and wild monkeys swing gracefully from branch to branch. They live freely, exploring every corner of their green kingdom. But sometimes, curiosity leads them too far from safety.
One sunny afternoon, a small group of young monkeys noticed something unusual at the edge of the forest — tall poles lined with shiny cables that hummed faintly. To them, these wires looked like strange new vines perfect for climbing. Their playful nature took over, and before the older monkeys could stop them, the youngsters leapt onto the high-voltage lines.
In a split second, the forest’s peaceful melody turned into cries of panic. A flash of light and a sharp crack split the air — the electric current surged through the monkeys’ tiny bodies. One young monkey fell to the ground, motionless, while others screamed in fear and confusion.
The mother monkeys rushed forward, their hearts heavy with grief. The tragedy spread through the forest, a silent reminder of how human-made dangers have entered the wild. The power lines, symbols of human progress, became deadly traps for innocent lives.
That day, the forest learned a painful lesson — curiosity can bring death, and nature’s harmony can be broken by the touch of human invention. The surviving monkeys now avoid the electric wires, but the memory of that tragic moment will never fade from their wild hearts.
