Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Trained Capuchin Monkeys Assist People with Disabilities | Wheelchair Accessibility Blog and Disability News


by Destiny in the Disability News

Specifically trained Capuchin Monkeys are used as aids for people who are physically disabled. They are specially trained to help with housework that might be difficult for a person with disabilities such as removing garbage, fetching the telephone, or switching on the microwave. The Capuchin monkey has small hands with slim fingers making it quite easy to open bottles, grab the telephone, and many other useful tasks. They can also be cute little buddies that help avoid loneliness by providing their companionship.

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