The internet has a new, heart-wrenching obsession: a baby Japanese macaque named Punch. Known globally as "Punch the Monkey," ...

Abandoned by his mother at birth, and after being cared for by people during early development, Punch was moved to a zoo to ...

Punch’s viral fame fueled a sellout of his comfort orangutan. This page includes information about these cards, currently unavailable on NerdWallet. The information has been collected by NerdWallet ...

Brands shared Punch-themed posts in mixed tones, echoing a long trend of leveraging viral animals like cats and dog memes and penguins for visibility.

Born Free, the wildlife charity, has warned that Punch's viral fame could do more harm than good—for him and for his species.

Punch the monkey stood up and in more ways that one! BRB crying!!!!! Within a few days of the web practically adopting lil ...

Inspired by Punch, the viral monkey who captured hearts with his stuffed toy, Phoenix Zoo gave a young siamang his own orangutan doll.

Empathy crossed species.

Data from GeckoTerminal showed that the token began trading earlier this month. Momentum accelerated as the story of the baby macaque gained traction across media outlets and social platforms. Over ...

Punch, the monkey who won hearts cuddling a plush pal, is thriving with real zoo buddies. Ichikawa Zoo says he’s not being scolded and is playing with other babies, even shadowing a big monkey he ...

The beauty of Punch’s story lies in its simplicity. He just wanted comfort. And that quiet, instinctive act made millions ...