>>5066642
You are anon. That isn't Bigfoot.
Bigfoot is the Patterson–Gimlin film.
So a man in a gorilla suit That's the size of a man with hands the size of a mans.
>>5066756
>>5066757
>>5066812
>>5067090
Ok, let me break this down to you so YOU understand.
There are a billion versions of this imaginary dilemma that can only exist if you don't actually think.
For example, Although lions and tigers can produce offspring when forced together, less than 50% of their progeny will be fertile. So, different species.
However a million years ago they likely had less of a problem with interbreeding, let us Say 60% of their offspring were fertile.
So they were straddling the line between being the same and different species.
Which is to be expected with evolution, otherwise how could separate species ever evolve in the first place?
This by definition means that Separate species can share subspecies, and that given enough evolutionary time will diverge to the point where they don't share subspecies anymore.
Here's your ring unraveled
A-B-C-D
So A & D are separate species that share the subspecies B & C.
Given enough time they diverge further until they share no subspecies.
I can't believe this needs to be explained.