Punch the baby macaque has had a rough start to his life.

"Punch", a 6-month-old Japanese Macaque, was abandoned by his mother at birth. His keepers at the Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan had hand raised him since then, giving him a stuffed Orangutan to help combat his "anxiety and loneliness" after he struggled to find acceptance with the other monkeys at the zoo.

After a clip of orphaned macaque Punch being pulled by other monkeys spread online, his Japanese zoo said the behavior reflects normal social learning within the troop.

In the age of cute animal videos being created by AI, a clip of a real baby monkey carry a plushie has refreshingly moved the internet. Meet 'Punch' or 'Punch-kun', a six-month-old monkey in Japan who spends a whole lot of his time with his toy orangutan mum.

In a new video of Punch, the baby monkey is dragged around in circles by an adult monkey, upsetting animal lovers around the globe. The zoo explains.

Punch Kun was reportedly abandoned by his mother, and the troop did not accept him. Videos showed that he was constantly bullied by big monkeys and ran to save his life.

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.

Andrew Tate's brother, Tristan Tate, has a net worth of $20 million as per Celebrity Net Worth. On February 19, Tristan Tate responded to an Insider Paper's post about Punch the Monkey's story of being bullied in Ichikawa City Zoo, Japan. Tate offered to buy the baby monkey with his brother Andrew,

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