イケア・ジャパン (IKEA Japan) has gifted 30 brand-new plush toys to Panchi-kun, also known as Punch - the baby macaque who was abandoned by his mother and has since captured hearts online. The soft toys, reportedly from IKEA’s popular children’s collection, are being used to provide comfort and emotional enrichment for the young macaque as caretakers support his development. Animal care experts often use plush companions to help orphaned animals feel secure, reduce stress, and encourage healthy behavior

This injured animal is only about one month old. When Zhou Min found it, the baby monkey had an injured leg, so Zhou immediately contacted the local animal protection station. But, given that the macaque is too young and may not be adapted to a different environment, the station personnel decided to let Zhou take care of the monkey for a period of time. | CGTN

10K views · 569 reactions | "A candid and captivating scene of macaque family life, where the tiny baby monkey is caught mid-motion while reaching out, as its mother firmly holds on, prioritizing safety and care." | Monkey love | Facebook