Learning has gone digital in this day and age.

And sometimes, so has nature.

Rogue monkey interrupts girls filming project

Three students in Malaysia were filming a video for their science project when their attempt was foiled by a monkey -- identified as a macaque -- gatecrashing their film set.

https://twitter.com/theera_29/status/1182518071967109120

The macaque may have been attracted by their snacks, as one of the girls in the video shouted, "Ambik keropok", which translated to "Save the snacks".

However, the primate proved too ferocious for the girls, as they scattered at the sight of the macaque invading their table.

Once the girls were far away from the area, the macaque enjoyed its spoils of victory -- in front of the camera.

However, the girl could still be heard desperately shouting to save the keropok, even after running away.

Internet amused by keropok girl

Since the video was tweeted on Oct. 11, it has amassed over 11 million views on Twitter.

Most Internet users were more amused that one of the girls was more concerned about the snacks that was getting devoured by the monkey, instead of her phone.

https://twitter.com/itsme_alia/status/1182529171827744768

Other Malaysians shared their own slightly harrowing but amusing experiences with wild animals in the replies:

weh 😂 wakakskshshshahahahahaahhaaahsshshshhshssshshhsshahhahahshshshshshshahshshhaagshsgshsgsgsgsh ayam pon nak karok jugak pic.twitter.com/PZmuYbUbyQ

— Syed Aliff (@syedaaliff) April 22, 2019

This is mine. Dia nak selfie juga😂 pic.twitter.com/XvhiYW2xfx

— syxrxfxdxlxh (@syarefadilah) October 13, 2019

Still managed to finish filming science project

Despite the hiccup, the three girls still managed to pull off their science video, which was about making a six-sided crystal snowflake.

https://twitter.com/theera_29/status/1184135334453334016

Good job, girls.

Top image via @theera_29/Twitter