According to Dr Meldrum, this helped bring out subtle clues about the creature’s movements, which he claimed, were uncharacteristic of the way humans move.
He said: “There are details that are very distinctive of the way in which this ‘Patty’ creature walks.
“One of the characteristics that seem to distinguish the Sasquatch foot from the human is the lack of an arch, a longitudinal arch, which is kind of a springboard creating a more stable platform in the human foot.”
Another major clue, he claimed, was the way the creature appear to place its feet on the ground.
He said: “That lead foot where you can see this upward turning of the toes at the last part of the swing phase just before the foot comes in contact with the substrate.
source: express.co.uk