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Baby monkey Punch celebrates first birthday

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ABC News – International framed the story around the monkey’s emotional appeal, leading with his habit of clinging to an orangutan plushie and describing the “thousands of birthday messages” as a heart‑warming phenomenon. The New York Post…
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 Baby monkey Punch celebrates first birthday

Abandoned by his mother and spurned by some peers, the young macaque shot to stardom after he was seen clinging to a plush orangutan toy for comfort at Ichikawa City Zoo.

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Visitors place birthday messages on a wall on Friday, two days ahead of the first birthday of Japanese macaque monkey named Punch, at Ichikawa City Zoo and Botanical Gardens in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture. | AFP-JIJI

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