“This drawing is inspired by a story my grandfather told about life in the jungle.
In the beginning, the animals lived in fear, worried about potential attacks by enemies without their knowledge. So, they decided to organize a competition where the winner would be responsible for long-range security.
Meanwhile, the lion was given the leadership of the wilderness kingdom, the rhinoceros became the guard of the forest to prevent fires, and the hippopotamus was assigned to guard along the rivers and reservoirs.
For long-range surveillance, they needed someone to watch for enemies from afar and alert others. They organized a competition to reach the top of the cashew tree, stay higher, arrive on time, and provide timely information. The competition included Elephants, Zebras, Leopards, Rabbits, Boko, Antelopes, and Monkeys. Many animals failed to reach the top due to their weight and inability to climb quickly. The monkey won and was given the task.
To this day, monkeys remain the animals that can reach the top of a large tree and provide information on destructive enemies of the forests”