nature animals · Ages 3-5

Why Do Monkeys Use Their Hands Like Feet?

Many monkeys have strong hands, feet, and tails that help them grip branches, climb, and balance.

The whole story

1. At sunrise, a small capuchin monkey reached for the highest branch.

2. The branch was high, so the monkey held it with hands and feet.

3. The monkey used its hands like feet and stayed safely above the ground.

4. The monkey crossed a gap by gripping one branch with each hand.

5. Then the monkey held a sweet red fruit while its feet gripped the branch.

6. When the narrow branch wobbled, the monkey stretched its arms and curled its tail.

7. At last, the monkey rested high above the stream, holding on every way.

8. Many monkeys have strong hands, feet, and tails that help them grip branches, climb, and balance.

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