Apart from humans and horses, would any other creature benefit from shoes?
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Yes dogs wear shoes when they have cuts on their pads.  \nThis is not a fashion item - the vet puts them on.\nIn addition the victorians used to make geese walk through wet tar to coat their feet before setting off to walk them to market.  Honest.
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They would still have feet...
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Since most shoes are made of leather(which is usually cow hide), they take it to chew on, like dogs do.
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You are correct, humans would fall only into the animals, of all those taxonomic groupings you have listed.
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goat...\n\ncauses less irritations... can help with eczema... stops runny noses!!!
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Initially it was for practical reasons.  Heels were added to shoes around the 1500s to keep horsemen's feet from slipping from the stirrups.\n\nEventually, it became fashionable to wear heels.
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African and Australian lungfish, amphibians, reptiles/birds, mammals.
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no. jackrbbits and cottontails don't.there may be others.
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No need. all faeries wear boots, everyone knows that. For goodness sakes, they live in gardens. You know how muddy gardens can get.
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we're talking shoes, right?
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Land animals can walk on land and breath oxygen. With the exseption of dolphins and whales the others cant breath oxengen.
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That would be an exoskeleton. Basically a shell on an organism (ants, beetles, most insects), instead of having bone structures such as humans and other mammals
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Nope, not a dead issue at all. The few biologists who take the tale seriously theorize that Big Foot could be a surviving species that existed on earth hundreds of thousands of years ago. Reconstructions based on the numerous fossils of this creature show it to be a good candidate for Big Foot. The ancient creature was named Gigantopithecus. See this website for more info, plus a great picture of what it looked like (about 1/2 way down the page) -------- http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.uiowa.edu/~bioanth/comp.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.uiowa.edu/~bioanth/giganto.html&h=402&w=215&sz=11&tbnid=AYXB1v_DV49rHM:&tbnh=120&tbnw=64&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dgigantopithecus&start=1&sa=X&oi=images&ct=image&cd=1
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Animals are supported by a skeleton, made of bone.  Plants don't have skeletons, they use a cell wall to give them support.  Such walls wound make movement impractical.
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many bones in the feet...metatarsals? phalanges?\n\nor navicular, cuneiforms
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it left it shoes outside the temple \nthe shoes were very shinny thats why elephants saw it otherwise it would be too small...
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Pegasus.  Unicorns would attack other animals??  Either way, Pegasus can fly and that's a huge advantage.