The baby macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan has stolen the hearts of fans all around the world.

They’re currently unavailable for delivery from the Ikea website and some are now selling for hundreds of dollars on eBay.

The Tate brothers offered $250K to buy Punch, but there's strict protection laws prohibiting the sale of the viral baby ...

The world is going gaga over a seven-month-old Japanese macaque named Punch. This primate, who was abandoned by his mother, has spurred thousands of videos online, a surge in the sale of an IKEA toy, ...

Punch, a baby macaque monkey at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan, has quickly become an online celebrity. Zoo staff say he is acclimating to his roommates.

Recently, Punch has begun interacting with other monkeys, learning social cues and forming friendships.

He is almost never seen without his toy orangutan, which looks almost identical to IKEA's DJUNGELSKOG, which costs $16. But depending on which IKEA is closest to you, you might be hard-pressed to find ...

Baby macaque Punch stole hearts with his orangutan toy. IKEA’s Djungelskog plush looks just like it and is available online ...

An orphaned baby monkey whose attachment to a stuffed toy captured hearts around the world is slowly finding acceptance among ...

Andrew and Tristan Tate made headlines after offering $250,000 to buy Punch, the seven month old macaque who went viral from Ichikawa City Zoo.

The offer by Tristan Tate for Punch, the Japanese macaque known for bonding with a stuffed toy, has triggered debate as the story spreads online.