Why Santa does not deliver live animals for Christmas anymore.
Once upon a time on Christmas Eve in 1961, Santa Claus was getting ready to deliver presents to children all around the world. His sleigh was full of special gifts, wrapped with care. But little did Santa know, there was a surprise in store.
One of the presents was a cute monkey named Jingles. He was put in a special cage with a pretty bow on top, meant for a lucky child. But Jingles, being a playful monkey, found a way to open the cage and join Santa on his magical journey.
As Santa's sleigh flew over the town of Justin, Texas, Jingles escaped and started playing in the night sky. He swung from rooftop to rooftop, leaving a trail of giggles and surprises. The people in Justin looked up and couldn't believe their eyes – toys and a monkey were falling from the sky!
Santa and his helpers quickly landed the sleigh to gather the toys, while Jingles continued his playful adventure. Santa realized that live animals could sometimes cause unexpected excitement, so from that day on, he decided to stick to giving toys instead.
And that's how the Great Monkey Disaster of 1961 taught Santa a lesson. Now, every Christmas, Santa brings only toys to make sure everyone has a happy and predictable holiday. As for Jingles, he went back to the North Pole to play with Santa and his friends in a safe and cozy place. jinglecare.net
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