The moment the baby monkey swoops into his mother's arms, making many people's noses sting

The moment the baby monkey was released back to nature has "caused a fever" and touched many netizens.

The clip was shared by Nigel Wright, an expert working at Umsizi Animal Rescue Center (South Africa) on his Youtube channel.

Nigel Wright said they found a one-year-old baby vervet trapped in a trap and injured his leg. Rescue experts rescued this baby monkey, named it Pearce and cared for it until the wound was completely healed.

After fully recovering, the baby monkey Pearce was released to return to his pack. The clip shared by Nigel Wright captured the moment the baby monkey Pearce, after being released from the cage, quickly ran towards his herd waiting on the roof.

Clip of the touching moment of the baby monkey when being freed "cuts the hearts" of netizens.

Realizing that Pearce monkey was having difficulty while climbing onto the roof, the mother monkey immediately ran to pull the baby monkey up, followed by the moment the mother and daughter hugged each other tightly. Another monkey also ran over to hug Pearce's mother and daughter.

After returning to his mother's arms, the monkey Pearce hugged his mother's belly to be carried away by the mother monkey.

"This is a beautiful moment and shows the meaningful family love of the vervet monkeys," said Nigel Wright.

The clip of Nigel Wright has "caused a fever" and has been re-shared on many different social networking platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. attracting millions of views, comments and shares. Many netizens said they were really touched when they witnessed a beautiful image of motherhood in the animal world.

"The way the mother monkey pulls and hugs the baby, it really touches me. A mother's love is always strong and sacred regardless of any animal," one Twitter user commented. .

According to scientists, monkeys are a diverse group of mammals and exhibit many behaviors similar to humans. Monkeys are intelligent and very social creatures. Some monkeys even know how to use tools to hunt, pick fruit or break the hard shell of many fruits.

Baby monkey hugs mother after being released.

The vervet monkey (Chlorocebus pygerythrus) is a species of monkey living in eastern and southern Africa, characterized by a black face and gray fur. Their body length ranges from about 40cm for females, to about 50cm for males, with an average weight of about 5.5kg.

Another impressive feature of vervet monkeys is that male monkeys possess blue testicles. This is the only mammal that possesses this interesting feature.

Vervet monkeys live in groups of 10 to 70 individuals, eating mainly grass and leaves. Studies show that vervet monkeys have their own way of communicating or alerting when needed. They also have the ability to identify relatives and members of their flock.