Sasquatch: Is It Human or Ape?

Thomas Steenburg gives his controversial opinion on whether a sasquatch is a human or ape.

[thomassteenburg]

I miss spoke on one thing here. Sasquatch Park got its new name in 1968 not 1963. Originally it was named Green point Park. Sorry about that.

[MickPsyphon]

An excellent point! Humans fall under the category of Great Apes.

I've long theorized that Sasquatch may actually be a cross-breed of Great Apes, with at least one if them being close to Homo Sapiens. This could explain why some of the DNA samples tested returned results that appeared to be human DNA. Unfortunately, whenever a sample reveals such a result it's automatically rejected as being contaminated. What if the assertion that it's contaminated is incorrect; and instead, the results are accurate? It would explain a great deal.

I posed this question to Dr. Haskell Hart, when he was a guest on Steve Kulls' show; and he acknowledged the possibility of it being the case. Other PhD's in fields of study relating to Sasquatch research have also considered the possibility, but none have yet presented a case for it. Unfortunately, until we have a type specimen, that's going to be the prevailing attitude.

[MethadoneLife]

I agree Thomas! Giganto makes the most sense. Of course, we could be wrong and at least we admit it lol.

[olyokie]

Well done dude. Refreshing to find someone with your experience who appears to remain a most hopeful

[SasquatchBobby]

Sorry my friend, he's 100% Absolutely. Thomas is a good guy and very knowledgeable, but the Sasquatch could be linked to Gigantopithecus blacki, but only part Primate. The Sasquatch is way too smart to be Primate. But, 2 reasons why it is a possible Hybrid Human/Primate: my 3 sec face-to-face Encounter near Mt. St. Helens showed me it's Not Gigantopithecus blacki, and last the Definite Proof-Patty! Patty is NOT Gigantopithecus blacki! Native Americans DO NOT believe the Sasquatch is a Primate! Expand your horizons Thomas! But, I still Love Ya!