Question

autographical speech for monkey

Answer 1

good morning everyone!
today I am going to say
about myself.. My home-forest .. My friends and family....
I am a monkey. I was born in a big jungle in India. I have a big, long, furry tail. I resemble a man but I have a long tail and four arms.

I like climbing trees and swinging from one tree to another. I climb trees and pluck out ripe fruits to eat. One day when I was looking for some fruits to eat, a hunter came and captured me. He put me in a cage. The cage was loaded on a truck and I was sent off to a zoo. It was a long journey and the cage was very dark. Thinking about my future, a shiver ran down my spine. I wondered what was going to become of me. Soon the truck stopped and I was put in a bigger glass display cage. I was downcast. I was so far from home. I missed my brothers and sisters terrible. In the zoo, rude little children ogled at me and pulled my tail. Sometimes they also made faces at me.
After a few days, I adapted to the new environment in the zoo. Things became easier when I made a few friends like the zebra, lions and the hippopotamus. A lot of people took pictures of me. One day, a very mischievous boy came to my cage and pulled my tail. I became furious and bit his hand. The boy started crying. The zoo authorities then decided to release me into the wild.
Some days later, I was reunited with my family. I was on cloud nine.

Answer 2

Soon I grew up and delighted in jumping from one tree to another. We lived on jungle fruits and nuts. Sometimes we raided a nearby orchard and feasted on fruits and flowers.

One day many of us were caught in a trap. We were brought to this zoo and shut up in this cage. We cannot be free any more. We have to move about in a small space. Our movements are restricted

I am unhappy in another way too. We are ill-treated by many visitors to the zoo. They make faces at us, tease us and poke sticks at us. We cannot understand how man who loves freedom can deprive us of our precious freedom. He should leave us to be happy in our own way in the forest where we were born.