Two men arrested over stunt at enclosure of famed monkey Punch

These included expanding the enclosure's viewing restriction area and installing intrusion prevention nets, it said.The zoo added that it was considering a full ban on filming around the monkey enclosure and was putting requests to film from YouTubers temporarily on hold.The men did not get close to the animals and were quickly apprehended by zoo workers, an Ichikawa Police official said, according to news agency AFP.Since he moved into the shared enclosure in January, the zoo has regularly shared social media updates on Punch, who first gained attention for his attachment to his soft toy, being seen dragging it around and playing with it.The zoo previously said Punch initially struggled to bond with the other monkeys, with only the toy and zookeepers providing him company after he was abandoned by his mother.But recent updates indicate he is integrating with the other macaques - including being hugged by other monkeys and grooming them.There have been other incidents of people trespassing into zoo enclosures of zoo animals after they became internet sensations.Last month, a man was fined $300 (£223) for breaking into the enclosure of Moo Deng, an endangered baby pygmy hippo who gained global attention after images of her went viral online, at a zoo in Thailand.