Judith Janda Presnall |
![]() | Capuchin Monkey Helpers Tiny human-like hands make the capuchin monkeys valuable as helpers to people who are paralyzed from the neck down. Some tasks that the monkeys perform include: fetching food and drinks, retrieving dropped items, and inserting video tapes, cassettes, and computer disks. With a life span of about forty years, these monkeys become beloved companions. 1st Edition 2003, KidHaven Press, 48 pages, Hardcover ISBN 0-7377-1788-2 Order from: www.amazon.com or: www.gale.com/greenhaven |