Based on Schambach, the tracks couldn't be from a species of ape, or ape guy, as claimed by witnesses, since they were from a three-toed creature, whereas all primates and hominids (each contemporary and historical) have 5 toes. Furthermore to the quantity of toes, Dr. Schambach cited a number of other anomalies as element of his summary. He noted the region had no history of primate action, ruling out the likelihood on the creature getting the remnants of the indigenous species. He also argued that whilst all primates are diurnal, the Fouke Monster appeared to be nocturnal. A number of Dr. Schambach critics state that he did not take into account inbreeding being a probability for bodily abnomalities, or even the creatures unpleasant disposition. Three-toed footprints of feasible sasquatch sightings have been located from Florida to Texas and Oklahoma. Numerous face-to-face encounters have been noted, with most stating that the creature wasn't frightened or shy, but rather somewhat intense. Schambach critics also condition that for he, or any other scientist, to basically disregard individuals citings as "mass hysteria" or "mistaken identity", is each fool-hardy and disrespectful.