I hope it's a blue-footed mooby, because it's uncensored. We don't want to be traumatized by uncensored boobies, whatever their foot color!

His very own mini me

Snowshoes!

Armed and dangerous. No kidding.

We have a polydactyl kitty with huge paws (5 on each foot), her child had even more on his back feet (7 on each back foot). He looked like he had double wide feet!!

What coot feet!

Dinosaurs live.

Is there. a picture of an old coot's feet later?

WHOA!!!

Yes, those are very strange feet for any creature, reptilian or otherwise. . .!

They look kind of like stained glass.

I've got a watercolor of coots in the style of a kiss poster done by a friend, they're real neat looking birds.

Eurasian coots feet are almost the same, too.

If you step on me, I'm not buying your insurance!

That is very cute

Rat feets are some of the cutest in the animal kingdom. ^_^

And designed to stand - on ice. They have some amazing adaptations.

How did you get the croc to agree to holding hands with you? Asking for a friend

Webbed kitty feet are very good for hunting. Not only in the property of shock absorption, but the way it enables the spread out of the toes when stalking prey is optimal for redistributing their weight to enhance their silent movement.

Someone boop 'em for me, please!

It's a little known fact that Chameleons do a lot of baking, so they always wear their oven mitts

I heard an Aussie describe the danger of a kangaroo as "it could rip off your dong through your jeans". That sounded exaggerated, but now.... 😬

Man, I love these guy's hands and teeth! Did a project on them when younger because the way they hunt is fascinating. They use a method called percussive foraging, that is only done by three known animal species. They rap on the trees with their longest finger until they hear a sound indicative of grubs, and then they chew a hole in the wood (their incisors are rodent-like, don't stop growing, and face forward). The holes that they make though are not big enough for their fingers, and if they had a hand of fingers that could fit, they wouldn't be able to grip trees properly. So they have an extra thin middle finger to hook onto and extract the grubs.

Quite an amazing case of convergent evolution, if you ask me. These paws look so similar to human/ape hands, and yet koalas are marsupials, just about the most distantly related mammals there are. (Duckbill platypuses and echidnas are from an even more distanly related branch, which hasn't even evolved breasts or wombs.)

They're freaking me out a bit

big fat jelly beans

extra beans????

I thought this would be a cute goat or a little sheep not a spider

Awwww so cute!!

That is clearly orange!

Original model all-purpose tetrapod foot.

Give Wallace his frog back!

Birds don't seem that much like dinosaurs until you see them without their feathers or you notice their "scaly" feet.

Toenails?

.... as I was just mentioning dinosaurs....

Mittens

Why is this awwww, it's a dead polar bear, that's a tragedy.

Talons already lethal.

Sugar Glider.

Why aren't there any snake foots in this list? Asking for a friend.

Wow, that is coool but terrifying to see up close 😬

I love this thing. Idk why...

From M*A*S*H: "This happened while I was in my first year of medical school. I was taking an exam in anatomy. It was really tough. They asked questions like, "How many bones are there in the hand?" I was stymied. I kept saying to myself, "How many bones are there in the hand?" And then I heard this little voice that said, "Twenty-four. " I looked around the room, and there sitting over on the windowsill was this little gray squirrel with a very intelligent face. And he pointed at his hand, and he said, "Twenty-four. " So I wrote it down. Then after the exam, I rushed over to the library to look it up. And would you believe it? That stupid squirrel was wrong by four bones! I went looking all over the campus for him. I wanted to kill him. And I finally found him over on a bench by the psych department. "You were wrong!" I screamed at him. "There's 28 bones in the human hand!" "Oh," he said, pointing at his hand. "I thought you meant a squirrel's hand."

Definitely metal.

Gription in action.

They are so cute walking on tippy-toes.

those are from artificial selection, not natural; we know that.

Tougher than the Australian army.

Is it true flamingos are pink because they get the colour from eating prawns and shrimps etc?

Looks just like the feet on Chinese dragon paintings!! I wonder how that happened!

Another Australian animal I did not know about.

Now with extra gription!

Ray? This is you?

It looks so delicate! Bats are the best.