We dare to write about how we are “shocked” when we see demonstrations of affection, or evidence of consciousness and feelings in animals, but the truth is that by now many of us would be surprised otherwise.

Fortunately, the awareness of the fact that animals have feelings, often purer than those that accompany human beings, is spreading more and more.

But it’s still not enough, many have not yet understood how much harm we cause to these innocent beings and therefore we want to show any evidence or any behavior that can be amazing for those who do not know animals.

In the video below you can see a robot monkey with a camera instead of an eye, this fake monkey is placed in a place where a group of Semnopithecus monkeys live.

The experiment was carried out in India, in Rajasthan, where numerous groups of primates live in the wild.

Scientists wanted to be able to resume the life of these mammals in their wild state, but instead they were faced with an unexpected surprise.

The animals of the herd have immediately shown interest in the newcomer, one of them immediately seeks physical contact with the fake monkey.

The group is enthusiastic and attentive to what the newcomer is doing, but when one of them tries to pick him up and knocks him to the ground, the animals’ attitude changes completely when they see that the little robot is no longer moving.

The pack begins to understand that something is wrong, and that the little monkey may be dead, they touch it, try in some way to revive it but it remains motionless on the ground.

At that point they all begin to hug around the robot’s little body, consoling each other for the terrible tragedy, a bit like human beings act at a funeral of close-knit people. The visuals are incredible, and their feelings are big and pure.