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Justin Bieber's capuchin monkey -- famously seized by German customs officials after the singer brought it on tour without the right paperwork -- is now out of quarantine and about to join a new "family" in a German zoo. The young monkey, Mally, was taken to a Munich animal shelter after he was confiscated at the end of March as Bieber arrived in Germany on tour. But the capuchin has now been transferred to the Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen, near Hanover in northern Germany, to start life with his new family -- six other capuchin monkeys. Mally was transferred Wednesday to the zoo's new monkey area, consisting of a tree-covered island -- dubbed "Mally-bu" -- surrounded by a moat and equipped with a house for its seven residents.



OPTIONS:
- Bieber's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- European's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- German's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- Germany's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- Hanover's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- Hodenhagen's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- Justin Bieber's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- Mally's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- Mally-bu's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- Munich's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.
- Serengeti Park's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.


Bieber's representatives declined to comment at the time the animal was confiscated.