Sweet little Cubin is usually the most adorable baby monkey in the bunch—with his big eyes, soft fur, and silly giggles. But today, something in him snapped… and no one saw it coming.
It started over a banana.
Cubin was sitting peacefully in the corner, munching on his snack, when another curious baby monkey wandered over and reached for a bite. Without warning, Cubin let out a fierce screech and snatched the banana back, puffing up like a wild puffball.
Everyone froze.
Then Cubin exploded.
He stomped his tiny feet, slapped the ground, and started jumping in angry circles, throwing his arms in the air like a wild little storm. His fluffy tail twitched furiously, and he growled at anyone who got too close. Even the older monkeys blinked in surprise and took a few cautious steps back.
“Is that really Cubin?” one of the caregivers whispered, barely holding in a laugh.
But it wasn’t funny to Cubin—he was serious.
His anger lasted a full two minutes of wild tantrum before he collapsed in a soft pile of blankets, exhausted from the emotional storm. A caregiver handed him a fresh banana, and with one sniff, he instantly calmed down, holding it tight like it was his treasure.
Peace returned.
Later, Cubin peeked at the other monkeys, as if embarrassed. The one who tried to take his snack earlier walked over and gently offered him a leaf as a peace gift. Cubin hesitated… then smiled.
Even tiny tornadoes have soft hearts once they cool down.
