Home hearsay Monkey steals phone inside man’s apartment, takes selfies and video with it after trying to eat device

Monkey steals phone inside man’s apartment, takes selfies and video with it after trying to eat device

by Bioreports
21 views
monkey-steals-phone-inside-man’s-apartment,-takes-selfies-and-video-with-it-after-trying-to-eat-device

Monkey steals phone inside man's apartment, takes selfies and video with device


585 views

by 
Tunde Ososanya

– A monkey found its way into a house in Malaysia and made away with a phone which it tried to eat after getting back into the jungle

– The phone, which belongs to a 20-year-old Malaysian man, was later found and in it were the monkey’s selfies and video

– The monkey stole the phone on Saturday, September 12, and it was found the following day after the animal realised that it was not useful

PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed!

A Malaysian man identified as Zackrydz Rodzi has found monkey selfies and video on his phone after it was stolen by a monkey.

The 20-year-old man told BBC that he realised his smartphone was gone when he woke up at around 11am on Saturday morning, September 12.

The video shows a monkey trying to eat the phone. The phone was later discovered on some leaves beneath a palm tree in a jungle when Rodzi called it and heard it ring.

Monkey steals phone inside man's apartment, takes selfies and video with device

The monkey left his pictures and video on the stolen phone. Photo credit: Zackrydz Rodzi

Source: UGC

The young man said there was no sign of robbery and suspected that the monkey may have entered the house through his brother’s open bedroom window.

He said: “There was no sign of robbery. The only thing on my mind was is it some kind of sorcery.”

On calling his phone again he heard ringing from the jungle a few steps beyond the back garden, he said, then discovered the muddied phone on some leaves beneath a palm tree.

PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read the best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app

In other news, a year after losing her first-born baby, a nine-year-old gorilla identified as Kala is bonding with her new baby almost a month after giving birth again.

Some pictures posted by Daily Mail showed that animals also care for their offspring just the way humans care for theirs.

Kala, who is one of the seven western lowland gorillas in Bristol Zoo, gave birth to her new baby on August 19.

Legit.ng notes that a zoo photographer captured the beautiful bond between the mother and her baby when the latter was less than two weeks old.

Nigerian man rescues, shelters snakes and other wild animals for a living| Legit TV

You may also like

Leave a Comment