Do they live among us?
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I’m pretty sure they are shape shifters, when Bigfoot hears people coming they can turn into a tree or a bear or a human being. They are really smart and know when humans are using their smartphones to record them. One second they are Bigfoot, the next second they are batman!
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Let’s assume they’re real for arguments sake.
There would need to be a small population more like less than 1000 or even 100 in all of North America. That’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack without a magnet.
If Bigfoots were real, they would need to be extremely rare. Most likely highly intelligent too. A small population spread across vast, remote forests would make encounters statistically unlikely, and an animal that survived alongside humans for thousands of years would do so by recognizing trails, roads, and human objects as danger and staying away from them. In that scenario, brief, obscured sightings and a lack of clear photos wouldn’t be surprising…. it would be exactly what you’d expect to be honest.
So …. Are they real?….. unlikely but not impossible.
We find rare new species all the time so even science has to admit it’s possible.
But I think for it to be possible the numbers would need to be very low population wise.
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I actually think pranking people has become a big thing with the suits. Sure you can tell it’s fake up close but not from a distance. Would be so easy to ■■■■ with people. Lol
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It’s a good way to get shot.
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You made me laugh, but I do wonder how many people have been killed pulling that prank. I’m sure it’s not a small number
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In the ocean, I agree. Very small animals and insects, I agree. Ten foot tall ape-like creatures in a hi tech country with an average population density of 100 people per square mile (yes I know it’s not that dense everywhere) seems awfully, awfully unlikely. Impossible even. Also, these Bigfoot sightings happen all over the country. That goes against the argument of a small localized population. Just imagine how much food 500 Bigfoot would have to eat in a day.
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Oh, I think alcohol was definitely a factor…
In 2012, a man in Montana,Randy Lee Tenley died after being struck by two cars while wearing a military-style “ghillie suit” and attempting to stage a Bigfoot sightingon a highway.
Tenley, 44, was standing in the right-hand lane of U.S. Highway 93 south of Kalispell on a Sunday night when the incident occurred. Friends told authorities his motive was “trying to make people think he was Sasquatch so people would call in a Sasquatch sighting,” a state trooper reported.
The ghillie suit, a type of camouflage clothing designed to resemble heavy foliage, made him difficult for drivers to see in the dark. He was first hit by a car driven by a 15-year-old girl and subsequently run over by a second car, driven by a 17-year-old, as he lay in the roadway. Authorities also investigated whether alcohol was a factor in the incident.
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Sad but I guess he had it coming
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I better start being more careful when I wear my giant racoon outfit.
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Is that greg the big foot
Maybe all the bigfoots wear amazon.com bigfoot costumes as disguises so as to go undetected!
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That ireally is a photo from one of my trail cams from earlier today.
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Go easy on the whiskey bud
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How much did you pay for your bigfoot costume?
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This is the most compelling evidence to date…
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