The mystery is solved: That’s why human feet float ashore in Canada

But the scavengers in the deep prefer soft tissue. Human ankles consist mainly of soft tissue, but the feet do not.

Therefore, the ankles have been eaten up, which has cut off the feet from the rest of the body.

Thanks to the technology in newer running shoes (where the soles contain more air than before), the sneaker-clad feet float to the surface and slide ashore – to the horror and horror of the beach strollers.

Cunning sea currents catch the feet

The large number of gnawed feet on the beaches of British Columbia is due to the fact that the wind is mainly onshore winds from the Pacific Ocean.

In combination with the complexes the ocean currents in the inner seas Salish Sea and Puget Sound, the feet are caught in the bays.

This is where nature and wildlife mean that the conditions for floating feet to appear are good.

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