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Lesulas are among the rarest and least-understood primates in the Congo Basin, and responsible care starts with one truth: they do not thrive on guesswork. This guide treats lesula stewardship as a welfare-first practice for serious caretakers, educators, and conservation-minded readers. It brings structure to the daily realities of captive management, with clear guidance on housing, nutrition, enrichment, health monitoring, and ethical decision-making. Inside you will find: Habitat and enclosure principles that reduce stress and support natural behavior Diet and feeding strategies built around variety, balance, and practical routines Enrichment ideas that encourage foraging, movement, and cognitive engagement Preventive care basics, observation check-ins, and clear emergency warning signs Social management guidance that respects group dynamics and minimizes conflict Ethical and legal considerations, including why exploitation through the pet trade is never acceptable Fun facts and myth-busting to correct common misunderstandings about lesulas If you want a calm, competent framework for doing right by a complex primate, this handbook helps you build care systems that are humane, consistent, and sustainable over the long term.

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