Hide your shoes, campers. (Particularly if you’re camping at the Tahquamenon Falls-Rivermouth Camping Area at Tahquamenon Falls State Park.) Someone’s been stealing people’s shoes at this Michigan camping area, especially flip-flops and Crocs, and it isn’t the style cops. Important evidence suggests the burglar is in fact a band of unlikely burglars, and they have bushy tails.
” [The burglars] have four legs and are lovable,” Tahquamenon Falls State Park states in a Facebook post that reveals pictures of the burglars’ recently discovered stash. “All of the shoes revealed were discovered outside a fox den.”
That’s right, foxes are the ones that have actually been stealing shoes at this camping area.
“If you look carefully, you can see teeth marks in the flip flops and straps have actually been chewed off the light pink crocs,” the state park says its Facebook caption.
While the foxes haven’t ruined the shoes, you can see a number of bite marks on a few of them. The light pink Crocs seem to have been the foxes’ favorite set. As the Tahquamenon Falls State Park caption noted, the thieves seem to have chewed off the back straps on both shoes.
Tahquamenon Falls State Park does not recommend they’ll be taking any action against these unlikely burglars. It’s their home after all; we’re just camping in it.
The state park does suggest all campers keep their shoes inside this summer season, simply in case the foxes fancy your kicks. For the health of the foxes, too, we recommend keeping those Crocs and flip-flops concealed away.
Someone’s been taking people’s shoes at a Michigan campground, especially flip-flops and Crocs, and it isn’t the style authorities.