Baby Gorilla Rub the Carpet
In a cozy wildlife sanctuary, a playful baby gorilla named Kibo discovered something unusual—an old woven carpet placed near the caretaker’s hut. The soft texture and colorful patterns instantly caught his attention. At first, Kibo approached cautiously, sniffing and poking it with his tiny fingers. Then, with a sudden burst of excitement, he began rubbing his hands and belly against it, as if the fabric held some magical charm.
The caretakers watched with laughter as Kibo rolled around, his fur brushing against the carpet’s fibers. Every now and then, he would pause to pat it firmly, then resume rubbing his face on it as if trying to soak up its warmth. For Kibo, the carpet wasn’t just an object—it was a source of endless curiosity and joy.
Soon, other young gorillas gathered around, curious about what fascinated Kibo so much. He let them join, though he clearly guarded his new “treasure” with pride. The playful rubbing turned into a mini game, with each gorilla taking turns sliding or bouncing across it.
That simple carpet became more than just decoration—it became a bonding spot for the young gorillas, a place filled with giggles, soft textures, and the innocent wonder of discovery. For Kibo, it was the best find of the day.