A Chikki animal turned a Malaysian man into a monkey by stealing his cellphone and taking tons of selfies.
The BBC reports that Zackridz Rodzi woke up with a flash on Saturday morning. The man from Johar’s Batu Pahat said there was “no sign of robbery” when searching for the missing.
The bear has zoomed in on the awakening video
On Sunday afternoon, the 20-year-old father saw a monkey outside his home. Once more than on his phone, Zackridz heard a ringing “out of the woods from a few steps outside the back garden” and he discovered a muddy device under a palm tree.
From there, the student’s uncle teased that the camera roll might have photos of a robber or thief; Zachary opened the gallery “and boom, it’s full of photos of monkeys,” he said.
Although it is unclear exactly how the smartphone was stolen, Zackrids speculates that the monkey may have entered his home through his brother’s open bedroom window.
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“Suspicious” he joked in a caption with a monkey’s selfie on social media.
A computer science student has just shared a viral video of the camera roll surprise on Twitter, where it has been viewed 260,000 times.
The quick clip documents the monkey’s business which was alleged to have taken place during the hours the device was gone, complete with photos of tree branches taken by the naughty monkey.
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“Something you’ll see once in a century,” Zackridz said of the incident.
