In Costa Rica, there’s a group of white-faced capuchin monkeys that occasionally pull out each other’s hair, put their fingers in each other’s noses, and pry open others’ jaws. The behaviors have no obvious purpose, and at times, seem rather unpleasant and risky. One especially mischievous capuchin named Napoleon has been seen plucking cotton-ball sized tufts of hair from other capuchins on multiple occasions—which he then puts in his mouth.
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While many may not be aware of it, there are actually potential health complications associated with animal slippers. Individuals who wear these cute, fuzzy little shoe types may be surprised to know that prolonged wear can result in complications with the legs, as well as the feet in general.
Recent studies indicated that what we once viewed as a comfortable means of protecting our feet can actually pose a large number of problems. In this article, you will be introduced to the potential health complications associated with animal slippers.
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