Tell me some monkey service animal stories.

I heard about a monkey that worked in a library for a short time. It was trained to put books back on the shelves. It could recognize the numbers and letters on the spines of the books. Although it was an experiment, it showed that monkeys can be trained for rather unusual service tasks. However, there were some challenges too, like it sometimes got distracted by the people in the library, but overall it was a very interesting experiment.

There is also the story of certain neurological research on monkeys. Scientists were trying to understand how the brain functions and used monkeys for experiments. They would perform surgeries on monkeys to study specific areas of the brain related to memory, for example. The monkeys were observed for changes in behavior and cognitive abilities. This research helped in understanding some basic neurological mechanisms, but also raised ethical questions about the use of monkeys in such invasive experiments.

A monkey once found a pair of sunglasses in the forest. It put them on and then strutted around thinking it was the coolest animal. It went to the other monkeys and showed off. But when it tried to climb a tree, the sunglasses fell off and hit another monkey on the head. All the monkeys burst out laughing.

There were also the Navajo Code Talkers. These Native American soldiers used their Navajo language as a code that the Japanese were unable to decipher. They played a crucial role in the Pacific theater. Their work was top - secret at the time and they were able to communicate important military information quickly and securely, greatly contributing to the Allied victory in the Pacific.

In some forests, there are tales of ghostly horses. Legend has it that these spectral steeds were once used by loggers in the old days. Now, they are seen running through the forest at full gallop during foggy nights. Their hoofbeats can be heard but when you look closely, there's nothing there but the mist.

There was a story in national service where a group of trainees were camping in the forest for a survival exercise. At night, they heard strange whispers. As they followed the sound, they saw what seemed to be a floating apparition. It was said to be the ghost of a native who used to live in that area before it was used for military training. The trainees were so scared that they huddled together until morning.

A monkey once stole a hat from a tourist. It then put the hat on its head and started to perform for the other monkeys. It danced around, made funny faces, and even tried to talk like a human. The other monkeys were entertained, and the tourist couldn't help but laugh when he saw the monkey having so much fun with his hat.

There was a dog that used to howl every time it heard a particular song on the radio. It was really strange. The owner thought maybe it reminded the dog of something, but no one could figure out exactly what. It was like the dog had its own musical preference that was just out of the ordinary.

One weird animal story is about the platypus. It has a duck - like bill, a beaver - like tail, and lays eggs like a reptile. Scientists were really confused when they first discovered it, not knowing whether it was a mammal, bird or something else entirely. Another is the axolotl. It can regenerate its limbs, spinal cord, heart, and other organs. It's like a little aquatic super - healer.

There is a story about a dog named Max. Max was a stray dog but he was very friendly. One day, he met a little girl who was lost in the park. Max stayed with the girl, barking to attract people's attention until her parents found her. It was really a heart - warming story.