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Abandoned baby monkey goes viral

IKEA donates plush toys to viral baby monkey Punch — and you can get one for yourself for $20

Punch, a baby macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan, has gone viral for seeking comfort in a plush toy after his mother abandoned him.

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Abandoned baby monkey with plushy ‘mother’ finally finds new family

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Orphaned baby monkey finds comfort in stuffed animal after being abandoned by mother at birth

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Punch the monkey, initially an outcast, finds some friends (and the internet's support)

Punch, a Japanese macaque, received an outpour of online love after videos of him clutching a small orangutan plushie at the Ichikawa City Zoo went viral.

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'Punch' the baby monkey and his plushie mom

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Abandoned baby monkey drags ‘surrogate mother stuffed toy’ in Japan

A Lonely Baby Monkey Wins Hearts, and Even a Few Friends

Legions of fans from around the world have been cheering on Punch, a 7-month-old macaque who had been struggling to socialize at a zoo outside Tokyo.

Baby monkey named Punch who was abandoned by his mum now only has a cuddly toy for company leaving fans heartbroken

AN abandoned baby monkey has broken hearts after being seen snuggling up to a soft toy, using the stuffed animal as a stand-in parent. Six-month-old Punch, a baby macaque, was filmed clinging to

Fans Cheer on Lonely Baby Monkey at Japanese Zoo

At Japan’s Ichikawa City Zoo, a 7-month-old macaque named Punch has developed an online following after his mother abandoned him because of a difficult birth. Videos on social media show Punch struggling to integrate into the larger troop and often clinging to a large stuffed orangutan for comfort.

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Punch the abandoned monkey dragged and bullied again after brief signs of friendship in Japan: Watch

Baby monkey Punch, previously viral for his loneliness and comfort toy, is now the subject of new videos showing him being bullied and dragged by other monkeys. The distressing footage has reignited concerns among viewers who question why the zoo hasn't intervened to protect him from further abuse.