Our baby Japanese macaque has a name! Say 👋 to Mai, which is pronounced “May” and means “brightness” or “dance” in Japanese. At 2 months old, Mai stays close to mom Rikka and can often be seen carried on mom’s belly.💚 Learn more: https://mkezoo.com/MacaqueMai | Milwaukee County Zoo

Baby Japanese macaques, or snow monkeys, are native to Japan and renowned for thriving in freezing climates like Nagano’s snowy landscapes. Born with thick, fluffy coats, these little ones stay snug even in harsh winters. Highly social and full of energy, they spend their days clinging to their mothers or playfully tumbling with other youngsters. What truly sets them apart is their love for hot springs—both adults and babies indulge in steamy soaks to fend off the cold, creating one of nature’s

Punch, a baby macaque at the Ichikawa Zoo, stole the internet's heart when he was seen clinging to a stuffed monkey after being rejected by his own mother. Now, Punch is learning to make friends, and even received a hug from an older monkey. | ABC News