Justin Bieber's capuchin monkey -- confiscated by German officials -- is out of quarantine and about to join a new "family" at Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen, near Hanover in northern Germany.
Bieber monkey's new life in Germany —
Justin Bieber's capuchin monkey -- confiscated by German officials -- is out of quarantine and about to join a new "family" at Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen, near Hanover in northern Germany.
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Mally is 27 weeks old and weighs 1.3 kilograms. He was taken to a Munich animal shelter after he was confiscated at the end of March as Bieber arrived in Germany on tour.
Bieber monkey's new life in Germany —
Mally is 27 weeks old and weighs 1.3 kilograms. He was taken to a Munich animal shelter after he was confiscated at the end of March as Bieber arrived in Germany on tour.
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Karl Heinz Joachim of the animal shelter told CNN in April that the monkey was "not distressed" but was too young to have been taken from his mother.
Bieber monkey's new life in Germany —
Karl Heinz Joachim of the animal shelter told CNN in April that the monkey was "not distressed" but was too young to have been taken from his mother.
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Mally is to start life with his new family of six other capuchin monkeys, three males and three females.
Bieber monkey's new life in Germany —
Mally is to start life with his new family of six other capuchin monkeys, three males and three females.
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Mally is the first to arrive at the zoo's new monkey area, says spokeswoman Juliane Gunkel. His new home consists of a tree-covered island dubbed "Mally-bu."
Bieber monkey's new life in Germany —
Mally is the first to arrive at the zoo's new monkey area, says spokeswoman Juliane Gunkel. His new home consists of a tree-covered island dubbed "Mally-bu."
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