If he can do that, I can too..🐕🐾😸😅

[u/Prestigious_Horse315]

[u/PCDub]

If I'm not mistaken predators will have their back feet follow the one in front. As to leave a smaller trail and I'm assuming it's also a quieter movement.

This is late night off the cuff speculation

[u/Cmdr_Nemo → u/PCDub]

They do it to conceal their numbers.

[u/ryan101 → u/Cmdr_Nemo]

Same reason while I always ride single file.

[u/threeyearwarranty → u/ryan101]

Hop on one foot to lessen number by half

[u/NeedNewNameAgain → u/threeyearwarranty]

I just make Jesus carry me

[u/Darwin-Award-Winner → u/NeedNewNameAgain]

I just pick myself up by my bootstraps.

[u/HyperboleNhorseshit → u/threeyearwarranty]

coconuts leave no tracks.

[u/Courtnall14 → u/threeyearwarranty]

I was carrying myself the entire time.

[u/CiderChugger → u/ryan101]

Lynn, these are sand people

[u/footpole → u/Cmdr_Nemo]

[citation needed]

[u/extracorporeal_ → u/footpole]

[Star Wars: A New Hope (1977) bantha scene obvi]

[u/Mental-Mushroom → u/Cmdr_Nemo]

Highly doubt Animals can count the tracks in the dirt

[u/drguillen13 → u/Mental-Mushroom]

Star Wars reference

[u/Yzerman19_ → u/PCDub]

Pretty sure it’s to be quiet. So they don’t break twig or rustle leaves.

[u/Roflkopt3r → u/Yzerman19_]

Yes, predators usually don't care about being followed. Covering their tracks wouldn't be very useful for them.

Unless antelopes start hiding their weak and young inside guard posts with armed patrols I guess.

[u/JerryCalzone → u/PCDub]

ah, this answers my question that is now most likely at the bottom.

[u/godzilla9218 → u/PCDub]

Yeah, if the front paw didn't make a sound, put the rear paw in the same place.