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Monday, December 22, 2014

MONKEY SPENDS 20 MINUTES RESUSCITATING FRIEND WHO HAD SUFFERED ELECTRIC SHOCK, AND SAVES HIS LIFE BEFORE TRAIN PULLS IN

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Primate performs textbook first aid moves to save stricken friend.

These are the creatures we torture in the name of science experimentation, saying that they don't know or feel anything, or deserve any better than to be enslaved and mistreated for our own benefit.

A monkey turned life-saving hero after spending 20 minutes resuscitating his friend who had suffered an electric shock at an Indian railway station and was in danger of being run over by a train.  
Spark out: The monkey lies unconscious on the railway tracks after getting a shock while climbing on the overhead power cables
The unlucky victim had been climbing on high tension overhead cables when he zapped himself unconscious and landed in a heap on the tracks.
 
Monkey magic: A caring ape attempts to resuscitate his friend who was in danger of being hit by a train

Things were looking grim until another monkey sprang into action hauling his friend up, shaking him, dunking him in water and even biting him on the head in a desperate bid to bring him round.

 
 
Happily that seemed to work and after some 20 minutes out cold the wounded monkey slowly opened its eyes while his friend hauled him off to a safe spot moments before a train pulled in.
 
Last ditch: With his friend still unconscious the rescuer monkey decides to try dunking him in cold water 
 
Delighted commuters standing on the platform at the station in India's northern city of Kanpur filmed the action on mobile phones and cheered as the rescue unfolded.
 
 
And as if saving his life wasn't enough the hero monkey even treated his friend to an impromptu grooming session by the side of the tracks. 
 
Watch video  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2883330/Hero-monkey-spends-20-minutes-resuscitating-friend-knocked-shock-electric-rail-SAVES-train-pulls-in.html

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