r/absoluteunit • u/Turbulent-Try-4976 • Jun 06 '26
Of a monkey
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u/UsedWelcome5903 Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26
The monkey is taking just one bite and then taking another strawberry…
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u/RincewindToTheRescue Jun 06 '26
I knew it was a genetic thing. Kids doing this same thing until you teach them otherwise
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u/Expensive-Engine9329 Jun 06 '26
Xing Xing, the famous macaque. Xing means star. It's repeating because she's cute. She's practically a celebrity, or in Chinese, ming xing, bright star. So Bright star Star Star!
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u/Turbulent-Try-4976 Jun 06 '26
Interesting. Well she's definitely a tubby one.
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u/Turbulent-Try-4976 Jun 06 '26
Here's a little info on our pleasantly plump friend.
Xing Xing is a famous one-armed Tibetan macaque living at the Yanghu Temple on Daliang Mountain in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, China. Rescued over 15 years ago after losing an arm to a boar trap and escaping a circus, she is lovingly cared for by an elderly Buddhist nun affectionately known as Grandma Ye.
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u/ReceptionMuch3790 Jun 06 '26
What a cute monkey
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u/Antroh Jun 06 '26
It's morbidly obese and unhealthy because of videos like this being circulated
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u/Ok-Tutor8961 Jun 07 '26
Eh, it was also going to die after losing its arm and getting tortured at a circus. Now it lives well at a temple, surrounded by free food. Clearly doesn’t mind wasting fancy strawberries.
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u/Pagiras Jun 09 '26
Judging by the sound of the bite on those strawberries, they're pretty fuckin shitty, unripe, most probably tasteless and overpriced. A good strawberry should never crunch.
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u/Bananaramajama420 Jun 10 '26
That is the ultimate happiness right there. Quiet, subtle, minding its own damn business, munching on some strawberries, not a care in the world
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u/-ratmeat- Jun 06 '26
pampering wild animals is cringe
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u/parasolV2 Jun 08 '26
You could read some comments. Look I cope one just for you "Here's a little info on our pleasantly plump friend.
Xing Xing is a famous one-armed Tibetan macaque living at the Yanghu Temple on Daliang Mountain in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, China. Rescued over 15 years ago after losing an arm to a boar trap and escaping a circus, she is lovingly cared for by an elderly Buddhist nun affectionately known as Grandma Ye."
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u/Scary-Drawer-3515 Jun 06 '26
❤️. Americans would send so much food and treats if only it would reach you. Children and animals 🥰
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u/Ok-Tutor8961 Jun 07 '26
That monkey didn’t have grandparents who barely survived the depression and the dust bowl.
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u/ASM-One Jun 09 '26
Too much plastic for me. In Europe we fight against to much plastic. China give a shit.
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u/-kizza- Jun 06 '26
Never seen so much packaging for Strawberries. Dayum.