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Germany now owns Justin Bieber’s pet monkey

Bieber has six weeks to attempt to reclaim his pet, but officials intimated it would be better for the monkey if it remained in German care.

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Canadian pop star Justin Bieber performs in front of a crowd of 15,000 fans at the Sevens Stadium in Dubai on May 4, 2013. (KARIM SAHIB/AFP/Getty Images)

"We are going to make sure that Mally can grow up appropriately for its species," Germany's environment minister said.

Allosaurus eating habits may have been more grim than previously believed

Faine GreenwoodMay 22, 2013 09:50

The carnivorous Allosaurus, long thought to be much like a scaled down Tyrannosaurus Rex, may have had distinctly different feeding habits due to its lighter anatomy.

Britain's princes William and Charles plead for end to $15 billion black market trade in exotic animals (VIDEO)

Freya PetersenMay 21, 2013 23:24

The first and second in line to the British throne have told the End Wildlife Crime conference at St James' Palace in London that action must be taken to avoid the "irreversible tragedy" of the extinction of some of the world's best loved animals.

Swine flu found in elephant seals off California

Jill LangloisMay 17, 2013 12:52

UC Davis professor Tracey Goldstein told the Contra Costa Times that while the H1N1 virus commonly crosses species barriers, this was the first time researchers found a human pandemic strain in marine mammals.

Europe's other potentially toxic food: salmon

Rian RossettiMay 10, 2013 14:04

Horsemeat could seem downright appetizing to European consumers compared to what might be in the fish.

China outraged after video showing tiger abuse hits internet (VIDEO)

Faine GreenwoodMay 7, 2013 12:26

Chinese internet users were outraged after a video showing a tiger being hit and sat upon hit the Internet, allegedly from an animal park in China's Zheijang province.