The skin in the sole of their feet is very thick and the instep is covered with (uaually brown and rather curly), thick fur. That's why they don't need shoes.
Yes; although hobbits are shorter than humans, they have bigger feet, with thick, wooly hair growing on them.
Yes they are described as having this feature.
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Hobbits are similar to Dwarves, except without the beards and axes. The hobbits live in the hilly Shire. Dwarves live in mines. Tolkien described the hobbits as "children" as they are only three feet tall. They also have hairy feet. Tolkien wanted to give the idea of hobbits being a lot like children. They love to eat, have fun, have parties and gossip. Tolkien also wanted to add some sort of innocent, good natured race as well as the dwarves and elves, who prefer to keep themselves to themselves. Hobbits fitted this criteria perfectly. Despite their lack in stature, they had very big feet.
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well you have bigfoot, hobbits has large hairy feet... giants.
Generally hobbits look just like humans, except that they are only about half as tall. The other major difference is their large hairy feet; and the fact that they do not wear shoes.
Bilbo and Frodo Baggins are both hobbits.
Hobbits are prideful in the sense that they are secure in their living arrangements. They are simple, gentile, and kind creatures. They are never involved in any type of adventures, and are expected to live a certain way. Hobbits take pride in being clean and well respected creatures.
Tolkien drew inspiration from the descriptions of "Satyrs" in Greek mythology, who were portrayed with hairy legs and hooves. Additionally, he was influenced by his own experiences walking barefoot on the grass in the English countryside, which he found to be a delightful sensation that he wanted to incorporate into the hobbits' characterization.
Hobbits
Well, mostly physically. Hobbits look a lot like mini-humans, although they aren't. They always have thick heads of curly hair, and abnormally large, hairy feet as well. Their personalities are much different than the average human's, though.
Hobbits are similar to Dwarves, except without the beards and axes. The hobbits live in the hilly Shire. Dwarves live in mines. Tolkien described the hobbits as "children" as they are only three feet tall. They also have hairy feet. Tolkien wanted to give the idea of hobbits being a lot like children. They love to eat, have fun, have parties and gossip. Tolkien also wanted to add some sort of innocent, good natured race as well as the dwarves and elves, who prefer to keep themselves to themselves. Hobbits fitted this criteria perfectly. Despite their lack in stature, they had very big feet.
Hobbits feet in the movies, are portrayed as having a small, although thick layer of hair along the sole of the foot, also a small patch on top of the foot. It is well known that Hobbits are creatures of countryside in middle earth, this would mean that Hobbits would spend plenty of time outdoors, doing activities such as hiking and fishing. This is why their feet have rough soles and small patches of hair, it is an adaption to their surroundings. There are many reasons noted to why their feet are hairy. A few people think that its for adaptation reasons, others believe it is to make them seem more 'cute' and such, comparing them to Teddy Bears. Although I believe, along with many others, that this was simply just to give them character, make them different from Dwarf's, which are very similar to Hobbits in appearance, yet not in Origin
Hobbits. From the Lord of The Rings.
Yes, George Washington did have hairy feet. As do all other normal people.
Hobbits are three and a half feet tall, normally, with heads of thick curly hair, and large hairy feet. They love to wear bright colors, expecially green and yellow (or red) and are usually a bit on the plump side.