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Viral Baby Monkey 'Punch' Becomes Star Attraction At Japan Zoo: "The World Is With Him"
Over 100 visitors swarmed the monkey enclosure at Ichikawa City Zoo on Friday, snapping photos and cheering Punch on as he tentatively approached other monkeys.
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Rejected By Its Own Mother? Possible Explanations In Punch The Monkey's Case
Punch has recently begun interacting with other monkeys and is learning vital social cues.
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Story Of Abandoned Baby Monkey Punch Moves Internet, Andrew Tate's Brother Offers To Buy It
Recently, Punch has begun interacting with other monkeys, learning social cues and forming friendships.
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Japanese Zoo Responds To Video Of Punch, The Resilient Monkey And His Stuffed Friend
The Ichikawa City Zoological and Botanical Gardens issued a statement regarding the video of Punch that went viral on the internet.
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Why A Baby Monkey And His Orangutan Toy From A Japanese Zoo Have The Internet In Tears
As Punch's videos gained traction online, people began turning up at Ichikawa Zoo in large numbers just to see Punch and his soft toy
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The Last Two Pandas In Japan Are Leaving For China As Ties Are Strained
Japanese panda fans are gathering for the final public viewing at Tokyo's Ueno zoo before twins Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei return to China.
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Staff Members Pretend To Be Giant Pandas At This Japanese Zoo
Adventure World in Japan has staff dressing as pandas to keep memories alive after four pandas returned to China.
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"We Are Not A Cabaret Club": Japan Zoo Bans Solo Male Visitors After Harassment Complaints
A sign at the entrance clearly states the new policy, requiring solo male visitors to be accompanied by family or friends.
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Toco, The Human Collie, Is Opening A Zoo In Japan Where People Can 'Live Like A Dog'
Toco, the infamous Japanese man who spent $14,000 for a hyperrealistic custom-made collie ensemble, is now opening his zoo later this month.
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Japan Bids Farewell To Beloved Pandas As They Head Back To China
Thousands of Japanese fans on Sunday bade farewell to four beloved pandas which will be returned to China this week, with some visitors shedding tears.
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Viral Baby Monkey 'Punch' Becomes Star Attraction At Japan Zoo: "The World Is With Him"
Over 100 visitors swarmed the monkey enclosure at Ichikawa City Zoo on Friday, snapping photos and cheering Punch on as he tentatively approached other monkeys.
-
Rejected By Its Own Mother? Possible Explanations In Punch The Monkey's Case
Punch has recently begun interacting with other monkeys and is learning vital social cues.
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Story Of Abandoned Baby Monkey Punch Moves Internet, Andrew Tate's Brother Offers To Buy It
Recently, Punch has begun interacting with other monkeys, learning social cues and forming friendships.
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Japanese Zoo Responds To Video Of Punch, The Resilient Monkey And His Stuffed Friend
The Ichikawa City Zoological and Botanical Gardens issued a statement regarding the video of Punch that went viral on the internet.
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Why A Baby Monkey And His Orangutan Toy From A Japanese Zoo Have The Internet In Tears
As Punch's videos gained traction online, people began turning up at Ichikawa Zoo in large numbers just to see Punch and his soft toy
-
The Last Two Pandas In Japan Are Leaving For China As Ties Are Strained
Japanese panda fans are gathering for the final public viewing at Tokyo's Ueno zoo before twins Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei return to China.
-
Staff Members Pretend To Be Giant Pandas At This Japanese Zoo
Adventure World in Japan has staff dressing as pandas to keep memories alive after four pandas returned to China.
-
"We Are Not A Cabaret Club": Japan Zoo Bans Solo Male Visitors After Harassment Complaints
A sign at the entrance clearly states the new policy, requiring solo male visitors to be accompanied by family or friends.
-
Toco, The Human Collie, Is Opening A Zoo In Japan Where People Can 'Live Like A Dog'
Toco, the infamous Japanese man who spent $14,000 for a hyperrealistic custom-made collie ensemble, is now opening his zoo later this month.
-
Japan Bids Farewell To Beloved Pandas As They Head Back To China
Thousands of Japanese fans on Sunday bade farewell to four beloved pandas which will be returned to China this week, with some visitors shedding tears.
