Real historic facts about Bigfoot that can't be disputed

Bigfoot is REAL, but not in the way you think

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[Arockpromoter]

Of course Bigfoot exists. I hope we never capture one though because the enduring mystery will be no more 🙂

[kimberlysheridan]

Unless we modern humans have actually examined every square millimeter of the vast forests of America and Canada too, I will say that I'm still on the fence about the existence of Bigfoot. Unproven, but still possible.

[randallreid]

Just bc Bigfoot is smart enough to never be captured tortured studied and the fact we as humans fear him does not mean he doesn’t exist, it just goes to tell you that Bigfoot takes stranger danger very seriously and by doing so they have a happy and safe existence. I say great for Bigfoot bc we all know how we would treat such a creature. It just goes to show us that we are ignorant to think we are the smartest species on this rock. Though when it comes to selfishness we have zero competition

[MarvinHartmann]

You know what they says, big foot, big



Shoes.

[LauraGrrrr]

Channel 4 did a documentary about ten years ago where a guy investigated supposed evidence of Yetis in the Himalayas. As part of the programme they did tests on scalps and hair from supposed Yetis. The scalps and hair were from bears. They can stand on two legs and they walk plantigrade, on the soles of their feet vs digitigrade like wolves and big cats. It's always bears. Except when it's what looks like bipedal tracks in deep snow. Then it's a snow leopard stepping its back paws into the prints made by its front paws.

[sunnyclimes]

Bigfoot would have been found by now, especially with most people carrying a mobile phone these days. Similar to the Loch Ness Monster myth.
The tv show "Finding Bigfoot" keeps interest going, purely for the money. Oh, trail cams would also have picked up detailed footage also.

[unterdessen]

There are still stories dating back to prehistoric times about Bigfoot in North Asia, roughly in the former Soviet Union and Mongolia. The creature is called Almas (it's a Mongolian word) or Almasty. It looks and behaves like the types of Bigfoot, that Native Americans have been describing for a long time.
One important point is, that it kidnaps women and is able to have children with them - on both sides of the Pacific Ocean.
There's a French mockumentary, in which the film crew recreates an allegedly true expedition into the Caucasus mountains (where the name is Almasty) and manages to find one, and people who have mated with it.

So, 2 possibilities: Either Native Americans brought these stories with them, when they crossed the frozen Bering Strait... OR the Almas(ty) is real and physically followed those tribes into North America.
There's recent evidence that a large primate may have ripped an arm off an American tourist in the Asian part of Russia. In a snowy area, where tropical apes simply couldn't have survived for very long, even if they had escaped a zoo, and the ape must have been the size of a gorilla.
But nobody's missing a gorilla, and it couldn't have been Ivan Drago either. The situation points to only two realistic explanations: Ape or large machine. It wasn't a machine; it happened in a mountain forest high up in rocky terrain, where tree harvesters etc. couldn't have moved without leaving a path of destruction and very obvious traces in the snow and the ground.

China, btw, has its own Bigfoot separate from those northern ones. It's called Yeren, which translates to "wild man" or "barbarian".

[Herculesdega]

I think he can be found in the Appalachian Mountains. Awesome breakdown !

[Seraphim]

Even if he doesn't, im going to continue to believe he does, because its fun.
And seems to upset a certain sort of "internet skeptic" which is always nice 😂

[AuntMeiDumplings]

Please a video on the Miyazawa family murders

[kellybritton]

Yes they are real, l was 19 when we crossed pathes with one.Up close & personal.P.N.W. Columbia river gorge.lm now 64 & will never forget & glad we were safe in our vehicle at the time.❤

[MrFresh-ziej]

It wasn't smoking tobacco, it was snuff

[brycehedstrom]

What I don't get about Bigfoot:

1. Why are all videos of it blurry?

2. Why are there so many clear videos of elusive animals like wolverines and mountain lions, but not of Bigfoot?

3. Why are there no samples of hair, skin, bones or scat?

4. Why has no one questioned the large breasts of the creature in the Patterson Gimlin film? Primates do not have pendulous breasts like that (and even few human females do!). 😅

[homeaccount]

There are many strange creatures that live in the woods. The Sasquatch is but one. I have seen a clear video of them, but the person who shot the video will not take it public. From what I've been told, he was saved by a Sasquatch from a massive wolf creature that walked on two legs. The closest description of the wolf creature is what is commonly known as a "werewolf" though, he said it was so big there's no way it could lose that much mass, to transform into a man. I have seen a wolf creature myself, in the Utah mountains. It was a horrifying thing, the smell was like urine and roadkill. It stole my deer, when I went to get it after I shot it. I'll never forget how big that black haired, snarling, horror was. If it wanted me dead, I wouldn't be here now. Thank God it was in the mood for some deer meat.

[Adrian-jucm]

We have an ape creature legend here in Australia called the Yowie it's the same BS story

[tomsmith]

Bigfoot sightings EXPLODED in the age of MAGA. They were proven too smart though.

[joshcantrell]

Your still preaching the whole “Clovis first” model about human inhabitation of America from Siberia??? C’mon man. Any legit anthropologist knows how that model has had so many holes poked in it starting in the 90s

[joshcantrell]

The accounts by the Indians and older humans/tribes are what fascinates me the most. These were people who spent nearly every single day in the wild and, surely, have encountered nearly every single type of wild animal. So, them stating they’ve seen something unlike any other animal encounter stands out the most to me. Surely, at one point Homo sapiens and gigantopithecus cohabited. So it’s quite unreasonable to denounce every Bigfoot sighting as fantasy.

[missdeejay]

19:14 please, stop using the word "theory" for beliefs that haven't been scientifically proven as true. The correct word for that is "hypothesis". Theories, by scientific definition, have been proven as true.

[wanyman]

I like the idea that it is Cain, cursed by God.