An injured long-tailed monkey in South Africa is rescued by humans after recovering from injuries and is reunited with the monkey family

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According to foreign media reports on September 26, a long-tailed monkey in South Africa was previously found to have serious leg injuries, and after receiving treatment at the rescue center, volunteers also helped it find its family.

In the video, volunteers open the cage, Pierce jumps out and climbs upstairs where the monkeys are located, one of the monkeys seems to recognize it, pulls it to the roof, and the other monkeys gather around and hug Pierce warmly.

It is reported that at that time, a high school student found the long-tailed monkey with a serious leg injury and needed help, and the local rescue center caught it and took it to the veterinary office for examination, and then sent to the rescue center for treatment. The little long-tailed monkey was named Pierce, and when it was taken away, the monkeys were furious, fearing that people would hurt the little monkey.

After three weeks of treatment, Pierce will be released back into the wild, and volunteers will want to find his family, but this will not be easy, because the long-tailed monkeys can walk for several kilometers. After hours of searching, people eventually found a herd of monkeys within a school.