In the heart of the jungle, little Kasky, a playful baby monkey, sat on a tree branch, his tiny hands gripping a bright, juicy mango. His eyes sparkled with excitement—it was his favorite fruit!
He sniffed it first, his little nose twitching. “Mmm… smells so good!” he giggled.
Then, carefully, he took a big bite. Squish! The sweet juice dribbled down his chin, making a sticky mess.
Nearby, the older monkeys chuckled. “Kasky, you’re wearing more mango than you’re eating!”
But Kasky didn’t care. He took another bite, his little cheeks puffing up as he chewed happily. The taste was perfect—sweet, soft, and oh-so-yummy!
A tiny bird hopped closer, tilting its head at him. Kasky grinned and held out a small piece. “Want some?”
The bird chirped and pecked at the mango, making Kasky giggle. Sharing made the fruit even better!
After finishing his snack, Kasky licked his sticky fingers, then stretched out on the branch, his belly full and happy.
With the warm jungle breeze rustling the leaves, Kasky let out a tiny yawn.
“Maybe just a little nap…” he mumbled, curling up as the golden sunlight danced around him.
And with dreams of more delicious fruits, baby Kasky drifted off into a peaceful sleep.
