Casey the capuchin, More than a service monkey

The video discusses the use of capuchin monkeys as assistants for people with mobility impairments. It shares a personal story of a person with a spinal cord injury who has benefited from a monkey named Casey. The program trains monkeys to perform tasks that aid independence, such as fetching items and flipping book pages. These monkeys provide not only physical assistance but also emotional support and companionship, enhancing the quality of life for their human partners.

What is the primary goal of training capuchin monkeys according to the text?

What tasks do the monkeys learn at the Monkey College?

Describe the experience of having a monkey as a companion for someone with a spinal cord injury.

How did the speaker's monkey, Casey, contribute to their life after the injury?

What emotional benefits does the speaker mention regarding their relationship with Casey?