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Cute baby animals exist solely to get separated

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If a fluffy baby elephant or a tiny monkey appears on screen, you can guarantee it will lose its mother within the next four minutes. Broadcasters use the helpless infant wandering alone in the wilderness as a ruthless emotional weapon, entirely to force the viewer into a state of sheer panic until the inevitable reunion.

Cute baby animals exist solely to get separated
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