For years, we have been keeping animals in captivity and now, owing to the Coronavirus outbreak, humans are restricted to staying at homes while animals seem to be reclaiming their space. Natural order restored?

Well, itâs not a rare sight nowadays to see animals out on the nearly-empty streets, strolling about easily and without fear of humans.

Recently, a Twitter user shared a video of a monkey flying a kite on a balcony and it has gone viral.

Evolution happening fast due to lockdown

Monkey flying a kite. Yes itâs a monkey for sure pic.twitter.com/6W8MtpPK43

â Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) April 16, 2020

After the video started to go viral, people started to comment on how mother nature is giving humans a taste of their own medicine and how this whole situation looks like something straight out of Rise Of The Planet Of Apes.

Rise of the planet of the apes - RELOADED

â Debojyoti Brahma (@RedevilDb) April 16, 2020

While Monkeys are flying kites, humans are in the caves.

This is what Nature does to restore normalcy as part of its cleansing act

I am waiting for butterflies to sit on my hand to mark the end of corona.

â BarathiKalam (@barathikalam) April 16, 2020

Monkeys evolving is just fine When & how are we humans going to evolve? #Evolutionary #Pressure

â à¤à¥à¤¹à¤¾à¤¨ Chauhan ð®ð³ (@NoAbsurdity) April 16, 2020

Wonderful seeing lots of things which Nature is giving Justice. Feel like Lockdown worldwide to continue for another 6 months. Lots of animals and Nature will get their dues...

â vinayak ð®ð³ (@vinayakprabhuk) April 16, 2020

It's seeing and learning.. Due to presence of many people it just was not able to practice its acquired skills. . Lockdown has just given him some precious time to do so.

â Ray@S (@Ray_S08) April 16, 2020

Planet of Apes becoming reality soon

â Arpita ð®ð³ (@arpita_dg) April 16, 2020

Especially in India, itâs monkeys who seem have taken the charge of doing things that humans have mastered. 

A while back, a group of monkeys was filmed enjoying a pool party after taking over the swimming pool of a residential complex in Mumbai and it was all over the news.

Well, the world seems to be healing somehow as it only took a few days into Indiaâs lockdown for the wildlife to reclaim public spaces again.

And not just in India, from the US to England, animals have truly come out of the wild. With this, humans should finally learn to co-exist.

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