Since moving to Tokyo last year, my friends back in New York have made a habit of sending me viral posts about Japan. That's ...

He’s the rejected monkey who has become the internet’s adopted animal baby. But while you cannot take Punch home, you can curl up with his companion — if you can find one in stock, that is.

If you’ve been on the internet in the past few weeks, chances are you’ve seen him: a tiny gray-brown monkey dragging a big, stuffed orangutan around Japan’s Ichikawa Zoo. His name? Punch-kun, or Punch ...

Punch the baby monkey and his emotional support stuffed orangutan are real, according to the official X account ( archived) ...

Of course, other AI videos of Punch the monkey are more obvious. When the tiny macaque first went viral, people started ...

The zoo says Punch is adjusting to troop life amid growing attention, with staff insisting “animal welfare is the top ...

In a new video, the beloved baby macaque was spotted making friends and even riding on the back of fellow monkeys.

Punch, a seven-month-old macaque, was born at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan last July. He was abandoned by his mother likely due to inexperience and lack of physical strength during the intense summer ...

In the past week, Punch—the baby Japanese snow monkey who was reportedly abandoned by his mother and was being raised by zoo staff—has become an unlikely international celebrity. The tiny macaque, ...

In this video, I explore the growth of Salacca zalacca, known as Salak, a palm tree species native to Java and Sumatra, Indonesia. This project was intriguing, as I was unsure of what the plant would ...

Preparations continued on Thursday for the Java House Grand Prix in Arlington, Texas ...

Punch, the viral baby monkey, is a Japanese macaque. Is this the same species of nonnative monkeys found in Central Florida?