New monkey species with orange lips found 'hiding' in DRC forest

We need to rewrite the article as original SinCity Press journalism, preserving all facts, names, dates, numbers, quotes exactly. Use professional journalism tone, vary sentence structure. Output only the rewritten article, no preface, commentary, notes, no reporter contact info, emails, social media, publication credits. We must keep all facts: Title? Probably not needed but we can keep content. Must preserve names: Junior Amboko, Prof Kate Detwiler, Mardoché B. Koko, etc. Dates: first reported 2008, sighting 10 years later (so 2018?), mention 5th African monkey taxon discovered in past 75 years. Also mention Lomami National Park, DRC. Also mention PLoS One publication. Also mention the Latin name Colobus congoensis. Also mention Likweli local name. Also mention number of villages: interviewed 52 villages, only 8 villages had ever seen them. Also mention they are hunted for meat. Also mention they are herbivores of canopy, role in seed processing. Also mention distinctive roaring call. Also mention they are uncommon and restricted to portion of forest. Also mention they lack thumbs. We must not add new facts, must keep exact quotes. Need to ensure quotes are exactly as in source. Let's extract quotes: - "amazing feeling" to look into the look of an animal that so few people knew existed. Actually quote: Amboko told BBC News it was an "amazing feeling" to look into the look of an animal that truthfully few people knew existed. The text: "Amboko told BBC News it was an "amazing feeling" to look into the look of an carnal that truthful fewer radical knew existed." Need exact wording: "amazing feeling" to look into the look of an animal that truthfully fewer people knew existed. Let's capture exact: "amazing feeling" to look into the look of an animal that truthfully fewer people knew existed. But we need to keep the quote exactly as appears: The article says: Amboko told BBC News it was an "amazing feeling" to look into the look of an carnal that truthful fewer radical knew existed. There are extra spaces. We should preserve the quote exactly, including internal spaces? Probably we should copy the quote as it appears inside quotes: "amazing feeling". The rest is not in quotes. So we only need to preserve the quoted part exactly: "amazing feeling". The rest is paraphrase. However the instruction: "Preserve all facts, names, dates, numbers, and quotes exactly." So any quoted text must be exactly as in source. The quoted text is only "amazing feeling". Also there may be other quoted text: maybe "Likweli"? Not quoted. The phrase "Discovering" a species, in this context, means officially signaling and confirming it has evolved to be genetically distinct. That's not quoted. The phrase "These are truly important African monkeys that don't have thumbs," explained Prof Kate Detwiler from Florida Atlantic University. That's a quote? It appears as explained, not in quotes. So only quote is "amazing feeling". Also maybe "kind of shy" is a quote? It says Amboko said the monkeys were "kind of shy". That is quoted. Also "You often hear them, but don't see them," said Amboko. That is quoted. Also "They think the animals are uncommon and restricted to a portion of the wood where they can find the food and situation they need." Not quoted. Also "Discovering" a species, in this context, means officially signaling and confirming it has evolved to be genetically distinct. The word Discovering is in quotes? It appears with quotes around Discovering. So we have quoted term "Discovering". Also maybe "Likweli" is not quoted. Also "colobus congoensis" is italicized, not quoted. Thus we must preserve exactly: "amazing feeling", "kind of shy", "You often hear them, but don't see them", "Discovering". Also maybe "Likweli" not quoted. Also "These are truly important African monkeys that don't have thumbs," is a quote? It appears as explained Prof Kate Detwiler... Not in quotes. So we keep that as is but not required to be exact? It's a fact, must preserve exactly the statement? It's a quote attributed to Prof Kate Detwiler, but not surrounded by quotes in source. However it's a direct quote; we should preserve it exactly as spoken. The source: "These are truly important African monkeys that don't have thumbs," explained Prof Kate Detwiler from Florida Atlantic University. So we must keep that exact sentence. Also "They're these herbivores of the canopy that are a critical part of the ecosystem. We think they have a lot to do with processing seeds and germination in the forest." That's a quote from Prof Detwiler? It appears as a paragraph with quotes? 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