Yesterday, a photo of a newborn baby, touted as “the blackest South African baby in the world,” went viral in both foreign and Vietnamese online communities, sparking a heated debate about whether the baby in the photo is real or fake.

While the majority of comments expressed interest in the baby, there were also many objections, saying that the baby is just a product of Photoshop or, more simply, just a doll. The battle for “the blackest South African baby in the world” being real or fake has broken out on the world’s online community, leading to dozens of famous entertainment news sites reporting and sharing photos of the baby.

According to Rachfeed’s analysis, it is most likely that this baby is just a doll. “If you look closely, you can see that the whole part of the baby’s eyes are completely black; the white in the eyes is just a reflection of the light; there is no white at all. How can a baby really have eyes like that? This is a doll, not a child,” argued Rachfeed.

However, the truth about the origin of the photo and this “blackest South African baby in the world” makes many people “fall back” because they “ate” a rather large donkey.

The baby photo is said to be “the blackest South African baby in the world.”

The battle over whether the “the blackest South African baby in the world” is real or fake has erupted in the world’s online community, leading to dozens of famous entertainment news sites reporting and sharing photos of the baby.

According to research, the “South African baby” in the picture is actually a doll monkey called OOAK Baby Orangutan Monkey. OOAK Baby Orangutan Monkey is advertised as a hand-crafted art doll with a length of 20-40cm, a weight of about 1.1kg, and manufactured from rubber material very similar to real leather. In addition to buying for display and decoration, users can also buy more clothes, jewelry, and accessories to change costumes for dolls.

This type of monkey doll is sold quite a lot on eBay for $99-150 (about 2.1 – 3.5 million VND) each.

The “South African baby” in the picture is just a doll monkey called OOAK Baby Orangutan Monkey.

OOAK Baby Orangutan Monkey is advertised as a handmade art doll.

Here are some pictures of the doll that caused a fever in the online community in the past few days:

In the heart of a small, remote village nestled between lush green hills, an astonishing mystery unfolded—a tale that would baffle the world and leave scientists, doctors, and villagers alike in awe. It all began with the birth of a baby girl named Aisha, destined to become the center of attention for reasons beyond comprehension. Aisha was no ordinary baby; she was born with a rare condition that left her body covered in a jet-black hue, unlike anyone had ever seen before. Her skin, hair, and even her eyes bore this mysterious ebony coloration, later coined as “Blacked” by the villagers. Despite the initial shock and amazement, Aisha’s family embraced her uniqueness and vowed to protect her from the curious stares and whispers that inevitably followed her everywhere.

As word of Aisha’s remarkable birth spread, it reached the ears of the scientific community, drawing the attention of researchers and medical experts from across the globe. The village soon found itself hosting a parade of specialists eager to uncover the secrets behind Aisha’s condition and understand the implications it might hold for medical science.

Amidst the influx of visitors, Aisha’s parents remained vigilant, ensuring their baby girl’s well-being was never compromised. They noticed something extraordinary about their child—an innate strength that seemed to surpass the limits of her tiny frame. Aisha developed at an accelerated rate, achieving milestones that left doctors astonished. She could crawl at just a few months old, and her first steps came before she reached her first birthday.

But it wasn’t just her physical prowess that amazed everyone; Aisha displayed a level of intelligence and perceptiveness that defied her age. Her eyes held a wisdom that belied her infant status, and she seemed to understand her uniqueness without any hint of self-consciousness.

As the years passed, Aisha’s story inspired compassion and admiration from people worldwide. Her village became a hub of research, and scientists conducted extensive studies to unravel the enigma of the “Blacked” condition. Despite the best efforts of medical experts, the precise cause of her extraordinary appearance remained elusive.

Aisha’s resilience and captivating charm touched the hearts of those who met her. Her captivating presence drew celebrities, dignitaries, and even heads of state to visit the small village, eager to glimpse the world’s most resilient “Blacked” baby.

Throughout her journey, Aisha’s parents ensured she lived a happy, carefree childhood, shielded from the burdens of fame and scrutiny that her condition brought. They nurtured her in an environment filled with love, support, and acceptance, which contributed to her remarkable development.

As Aisha continued to grow, her story transcended boundaries and became a symbol of strength, resilience, and the beauty of diversity. She touched lives and hearts, leaving an indelible mark on all who crossed paths with her.

In the end, while the mystery of Aisha’s “Blacked” condition remained unsolved, her impact on the world was profound and immeasurable. She stood as a testament to the extraordinary potential within every human being and the importance of embracing uniqueness with open arms. The world’s smallest and most resilient “Blacked” baby had indeed embarked on a journey that transcended medical mysteries, touching the hearts of all who dared to look beyond the surface and appreciate the wonders that lie within the human spirit.