Yes they do.
A tail that can be used to grasp or hold objects, found in some primates and other animals.
Prehensile means they have control over it, a spider monkey has a prehensile tail and can use it to cling to branches and things. Prehensile appendages are usually used like we would use our fingers.
Possums use their tail to help balance. The tail is prehensile, and can curl around objects for support, but cannot grasp objects; it can only help steady the possum as it dashes along narrow branches and wires.
A tail that has adapted to be able to grasp or hold things...
A prehensile tail helps a Howler monkey by providing additional support and balance while navigating trees. It also allows them to grasp onto branches or pick fruits easily. Additionally, the tail can be used as an extra limb to aid in climbing or hanging from branches.
An okapi tongue can be around 12-14 inches long, which enables them to reach and grasp leaves and buds high up in trees as part of their diet. This long tongue is also prehensile, meaning it can manipulate and grasp objects with precision.
Saying a monkey has an extra hand typically means that the monkey is using its tail as an additional appendage, similar to how it would use a hand. Monkeys have prehensile tails that can grasp and manipulate objects, giving the appearance of having an extra hand.
The lacina is a sharp hook located on the end of each leg. This allows the grasshopper to grasp different objects.
Humans do not have prehensile lips in the same way some animals do, such as certain primates or elephants, which can use their lips for grasping and manipulation. However, human lips are highly flexible and dexterous, allowing for a range of movements and functions, such as speaking, eating, and facial expressions. While they can grasp small objects to some extent, this ability is not as developed as in species with true prehensile lips.
Two physical adaptations of the opossum are its prehensile tail and opposable thumbs on its hind feet. The prehensile tail helps the opossum balance and grasp branches as it navigates trees, while the opposable thumbs enhance its ability to climb and manipulate objects. Additionally, opossums have a thick, grayish fur that provides some insulation and camouflage in their native habitats.
Opposable Thumb
Without the thumb, the fingers and hand can not make prehensile movements. That is what grasping needs...the thumb.