The fact and fiction of sasquatches and why people search for Bigfoot

[aardvark250]

Give it a try, if you try and don't like then you can always go to the Zoo!

Wait, do american zoos have this light bending undescribed creature now?

 

[dillotest0]

Wait, do american zoos have this light bending undescribed creature now?

I hear that 'Steve' has since used his secret jetpack last night to fly from my garden to some 4000 miles across the pond to Ohio, where the Cincinnati Zoo has since caught him and intends on building a new, purpose-built enclosure for him. /j

 

[Pootle]

I hear that 'Steve' has since used his secret jetpack last night to fly from my garden to some 4000 miles across the pond to Ohio, where the Cincinnati Zoo has since caught him and intends on building a new, purpose-built enclosure for him. /j

Have Cincinnati Zoo enough stray cats? Jetpack...is he part Mandalorian?

Could you refer to it as a home rather than enclosure as his mDNA is from a human female of origin.

 

[birdsandbats]

Wait, do american zoos have this light bending undescribed creature now?

If they did, you wouldn't be able to tell. Maybe all zoos have it.

 

[dillotest0]

If they did, you wouldn't be able to tell. Maybe all zoos have it.

Maybe some of them work as invisible staff members - how else would that free-ranging anaconda at South Lakes [Now Safari Zoo Cumbria] have been so unremarkable in regards to legacy?

 

[Nix]

Regarding the topic of bigfoot, I always enjoy the Bob Gymlan channel. Whether it's reliable, or truthful I do not know, but it certainly appears that way. The videos are gorgeously animated and brilliantly entertaining.
He has several witness reports on the Sasquatch, but this one is by far one of my favorites:

 

[Pootle]

Regarding the topic of bigfoot, I always enjoy the Bob Gymlan channel. Whether it's reliable, or truthful I do not know, but it certainly appears that way. The videos are gorgeously animated and brilliantly entertaining.
He has several witness reports on the Sasquatch, but this one is by far one of my favorites:

I recall watching this one. Made me smile, but its a story isn't it?

Just proves what I have sifted through over the last 10 years especially. I have enjoyed it hence doing it!

It's a tough subject for the open minded.

 

[Zoofella]

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In my opinion there are 20 films/vids on YouTube quite recently by Dave Paulides. These are a much better starting point to the subject than the TV shows.
Give it a try, if you try and don't like then you can always go to the Zoo!

I watched his recent skinwalker review this morning after your advice, but will go through other stuff too. I think I might find him irritating though.

 

[Pootle]

I watched his recent skinwalker review this morning after your advice, but will go through other stuff too. I think I might find him irritating though.

Actually rather than starting with D Paulides, it may be better to start with Les Strouds films on the subject, he is more experienced at filming and starts off on the Bigfoot subject with an open mind and in my opinion explains many things pretty well. You get to meet all those who think its a giant ape on one side and all those who to thinks it's an invisible alien on the other side. Plus the in between people.

 

[Pootle]

Is there a link to the paper?

I'd suggest someone like yourself should watch the Les Stroud 'films' on YouTube on the subject. I did say others, but Stroud is a better film maker and incorporates other peoples views and experiences more so. I think you will learn lots tbh.