Escaped Monkey Returned to Beekse Bergen Zoo
A capuchin monkey escaped from Beekse Bergen Safari Park in the Netherlands. Authorities found the monkey after a month-long search. The monkey is now in quarantine and will be moved to a zoo in Germany.
The monkey, identified as a four-year-old Kuifmangabey, disappeared from the park in June. Park officials used cameras and tracking to find the animal. They used a special cage and food to lure the monkey back to its enclosure. The monkey is currently undergoing medical checks. It will spend 30 days in quarantine before being relocated to a zoo in Germany.
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Highlights
Monkey Escaped from Park
A 4-year-old Kuifmangabey monkey escaped from Beekse Bergen Safari Park.
Monkey Found in Trap
The monkey was found in a trap near Esbeek, Brabant.
Special Cage Used to Capture
The monkey was captured using a special cage and food.
Quarantine Period Established
The monkey will spend 30 days in quarantine.
Relocation to German Zoo
The monkey will be relocated to a zoo in Germany.
Perspectives
- A capuchin monkey escaped from Beekse Bergen.
- The monkey was found and returned to the park.
- The monkey is currently in quarantine.
- The monkey is doing well after being captured.
Park officials say the monkey is being relocated to a zoo in Germany.
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The monkey has been relocated to a new sanctuary.
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