Finally we have many tree seedlings to save the monkeys.

This morning, I spent time with Chucky while showing the progress of my propagated Ficus racemosa seedlings. 🌱🐒 The cuttings are now producing many healthy leaves, and most of the other cuttings I have planted are also beginning to grow. Ficus racemosa is an important food resource for many wildlife species, including primates, in natural ecosystems. By propagating and planting more native food-producing trees, I hope to contribute to creating better habitat and food resources for wildlife in the future. After checking the condition of the seedlings, I gave Chucky his milk. However, he did not drink very much this morning. Since he still seemed satisfied after his previous feeding, I continued by giving milk to Robyn. 🍼 I also noticed a small scratch on Robyn’s forehead. At the moment, it appeared to be a minor injury, but any wound in a young animal should still be monitored carefully for signs of swelling, infection, or worsening condition. Animals can repair damaged tissue through normal biological healing processes, but recovery time can vary depending on the injury and the individual animal. Today’s activities may look simple, but they represent two important parts of this journey: caring for individual animals while also working to improve the natural environment they depend on. 🌳🐒 #FicusRacemosa #WildlifeEducation #PrimateBehavior #PrimateCare #MonkeyCare #WildlifeHabitat #HabitatRestoration #TreePropagation #NativeTrees #TreePlanting #AnimalWelfare #WildlifeProtection #NatureEducation #Biodiversity #PrimateConservation #Macaque #MonkeyLife #ForestFood