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23 May2014

23 May 2014.

Written by Marc Schmitz
Posted in Foot

23-05-2014 17:00:00
The human foot - often underrated (Image by: doremifasollatido.wordpress.com)

The incredible human foot

Dissecting a real foot, taking it apart layer by layer to reveal what makes it unique in the animal kingdom. We discover the incredible natural engineering that is key to our greatest physical achievements, from a baby's first steps to a ballerina on pointe.

See the BBC documentary “The incredible human foot” below:

Muscles on the dorsal side of the foot
(Image by: oxford174.com)

Tags: Foot, Dissection, Human anatomy, BBC

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