Monkey Moka was a young and curious monkey who lived near a busy village surrounded by power lines and houses. He was known for his playful nature and fearless climbing skills. Every day, he would swing from trees, jump across rooftops, and explore new places. But one day, his adventure took a dangerous turn.
While climbing an electric pole near a house, Moka reached for a wire, not realizing it was a high-voltage power line. The moment his hands touched the wire, a powerful electric shock surged through his body. A loud crackling sound filled the air, and sparks flew. Moka screamed and lost his grip, falling hard to the ground below.
Villagers nearby heard the noise and rushed over. They found Moka lying still, his tiny body twitching and covered in burns. Many feared he wouldn’t survive. A kind-hearted man quickly called the local animal rescue team, who arrived within minutes. Carefully, they wrapped Moka in a blanket and rushed him to the wildlife veterinary hospital.
At the clinic, Dr. Leena, a skilled vet, examined Moka. He had burn marks on his hands, feet, and chest. His breathing was weak, and he was in shock. The team worked quickly, cleaning his wounds, giving him pain relief, and connecting him to fluids.
For days, Moka remained quiet and weak, but slowly he began to improve. With care, food, and rest, he opened his eyes and started responding to gentle touches. Though he had a long road to recovery, Moka was a fighter.
His accident was a wake-up call for the villagers, who started working on insulating wires and creating safe paths for wildlife. Moka’s survival became a symbol of hope—and a reminder of the need to protect animals in a human-shaped world.
