#tunaverse

First of all, sorry to be EXTREMELY late with answering this ask.

Second of all, feet get around by hopping! See the crappy little animation below.

So, no, feet in my world would not wear heels (or shoes for that matter unless it is for protective purposes in hazardous environments) because they literally can not move comfortably in them.

Also, because feet value hygiene to a borderline obsessive degree, their clothing is typically super breathable, made of light materials, and outer wear is typically loose-fitting, so their garments leave the toes exposed unless it is winter wear, in that case, they wear "split toe" socks.

a calm clearing in nature: lily's vacation home

I don't think I posted this guy, but meet Torrent! He's the son of a whaler that survived a shipwreck. Now he roams the seas, living off of whatever he can find. Has probably eaten other limbs, but don't worry about it, kitten.

After posting about hand evolutionary adaptations, I might as well do the same for the foot folk!

Contrary to the hands, feet lived in communal warrens, where their multi-chambered burrows form networks in a given area. They, like hands, are omnivorous, as their diet consisted of grubs, tubers, small vertebrates, and fallen nuts.

Isaac is finding new and exciting ways to hurt himself. Time to perform first aid on him AGAIN.