I can't be the only one absolutely engulfed by updates on the life of that little monkey at the Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan.

His viral stardom and the scramble for stuffed orangutans show how quickly — and cravenly — trauma becomes trend.

TikTok is relating hard to this hysterical reaction compilation to Punch the baby monkey. It currently has 3.8 million views, ...

A Jeffersonville bakery is selling Punch the Monkey cookies, and a portion of the proceeds is going to help the monkeys at the Louisville Zoo.

A huge line of monkey fans was spotted about 18 miles outside of Tokyo at the Ichikawa City Zoo on Sunday, Feb. 22, hoping to ...

Punch, a 7-month-old macaque monkey, had no friends. His mother abandoned him. He wasn’t quite fitting in with the other monkeys at Ichikawa City Zoo, outside Tokyo. The closest thing he had to loved ...

COLUMN. Social media users around the world are captivated by the plight of a baby monkey abandoned by its mother and taken in by a Japanese zoo. The story reveals how our tendency toward ...

Like Punch the monkey, everyone faces rejection and loneliness at some point. But luckily for Punch, and us, the story doesn’t end there.

A small monkey becomes the quiet companion during long days of building in the forest. While the work stretches on, the little animal refuses to drift away, staying close from morning until evening.

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