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Narwhals are the Arctic's most iconic whales, famous for the long spiral tusk of adult males and the ""unicorn of the sea"" legends that followed them for centuries. But behind the myth is a real animal shaped by extreme conditions: ice, cold water, deep dives, and complex pod life. NARWHAL is a complete keeper-style handbook written with a welfare-first lens. It connects narwhal biology to practical management topics, from understanding natural behavior to building stable, low-stress routines in approved managed-care settings. Inside you'll find: Species overview and natural history, including tusk function, communication, and Arctic adaptations Environment and habitat planning, with emphasis on cold-water stability, water quality, and oxygenation Feeding and nutrition guidance based on fish and invertebrates, plus enrichment-style feeding ideas Behavior and socialization, including pod dynamics, stress signals, and humane management Health and wellness fundamentals with prevention, monitoring, and emergency readiness Optional advanced breeding and calf-care context for specialized programs Fun facts, myth-busting, and a conservation-and-ethics chapter focused on responsibility and compliance Important note: Narwhals are protected wildlife and are not appropriate for casual or private ownership. This book is educational and emphasizes ethical, legal, welfare-focused standards.

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