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6/18/2025, 9:45:57 AM
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Let’s assume Bigfoot is real, assuming he’s some kind of ape; a hominid living in Northern America and presumably has limited numbers, probably a couple thousand at maximum and likely closer to 1,000.
Firstly, we have had modern instances of pictures and video footage capturing alleged bigfoot - so any claim that people would have gotten footage goes right out the window. More modern images and footage exists, the only question is if it’s authentic.
The next question is if Bigfoot is real, then why haven’t we found one? There are tens of thousands of grizzly bears in North America, and yet it’s a very rare sight to see one. So the odds of finding a bigfoot - presuming only a couple thousand specimens exist in NA - would make it a shot in the dark. And Bigfoot is a creature that likely would have grown to know that humans are to be avoided, couple this with the fact that most people who would actively hunt such a creature would do so while loudly trouncing about the forest and drenched in smelly chemicals - apes use olfactory communication and are much more sensitive to smells - would mean a human anywhere near a bigfoot would be noticed by them and evaded.
Let’s assume Bigfoot is real, assuming he’s some kind of ape; a hominid living in Northern America and presumably has limited numbers, probably a couple thousand at maximum and likely closer to 1,000.
Firstly, we have had modern instances of pictures and video footage capturing alleged bigfoot - so any claim that people would have gotten footage goes right out the window. More modern images and footage exists, the only question is if it’s authentic.
The next question is if Bigfoot is real, then why haven’t we found one? There are tens of thousands of grizzly bears in North America, and yet it’s a very rare sight to see one. So the odds of finding a bigfoot - presuming only a couple thousand specimens exist in NA - would make it a shot in the dark. And Bigfoot is a creature that likely would have grown to know that humans are to be avoided, couple this with the fact that most people who would actively hunt such a creature would do so while loudly trouncing about the forest and drenched in smelly chemicals - apes use olfactory communication and are much more sensitive to smells - would mean a human anywhere near a bigfoot would be noticed by them and evaded.
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