The slightly shorter black-armed ape didn't follow the footsteps of its elder brother. Its vicious brown eyes were fixed intently on the hunter, who was barely clinging to life.
It struggled to suppress its hunger, as the rules dictated that it could only eat after its elder brother had finished his snack.
The black-armed ape was a ferociously brutal creature, with the males being violent and the females being mad.
The males would even go so far as to kill their own offspring to mate with the females.
After giving birth, the females refrained from mating for several years, focusing solely on taking care of their young.
Initially, they would cradle their young in their arms, later letting them ride on their backs, sleeping together every night, until the offspring were able to live independently.
The males were willing to kill their offspring to indulge their wild nature, highlighting the cruel nature of the black-armed ape.
