The Jungle Animals In The Jungle, The Chimpanzees

It was a peaceful and pleasant evening in The Jungle. The birds were singing a melodious song, the jaguars purring, the alligators swimming, and the elephants bathing themselves in the water. However, The Jungles most feared animals, the chimpanzees, decided to make their presence known. As the chimpanzees, in their little posse, was swinging from tree to tree, they came upon a parrot and its young. “No! Please don’t take my babies!” screeched the parrot, but the chimpanzees showed no mercy. As three of the chimpanzees ate the parrot’s eggs in front of the mother, the other chimpanzees killed the mother but did not eat her. The other jungle animals were horrified and appalled by the ruthless actions of the chimpanzees. The chimpanzees left The Jungle only to return the next day to commit more murders. The Jungle animals couldn’t take it any longer. They didn’t want the chimpanzees to kill their comrades without reason, just like the mother parrot tragedy. Every night for the next two weeks, the jungle animals developed a plan: to chase the chimpanzees out. The jungle animals cut all the vines from the trees, created nets from bark, and made underground traps covered by leaves. The next day, as the chimpanzees were finding their next prey, they realized that they cannot swing from tree to tree. As puzzled as they were, the chimpanzees started to walk. The jungle animals were watching with anticipation as the chimpanzees were walking closer and closer to the traps. Once the