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"A lemur has been found 6,000 miles from its native Madagascar on Tooting Common. The exotic primate was rushed to an animal hospital with hypothermia after spending an unknown period of time in the South West London suburb. Staff at the Blue Cross animal hospital in Victoria, central London, battled for three days to save the lemur, which was close to death. The animal survived and vets have nicknamed him King Julien after the famous lemur in the animated movie Madagascar. Chief vet Mark Bossley told The Sun: &amp;quot;King Julien was very cold, scared and didn&amp;#039;t want to eat. &amp;quot;Our nurses managed to coax him into taking some drops of honey from a syringe. Then he gradually started eating bits of banana and grapes. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s the most unusual animal we&amp;#039;ve ever taken in. How a ring-tailed lemur turned up on Tooting Common, I&amp;#039;ll never know.&amp;quot; It remains a mystery how the lemur ended up on Tooting Common since they can only be kept with a special licence. Watch a clip of King Julien from Madagascar below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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