Big foot 101

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Problem for me is: there has never been a single shred of 'evidence' of the big hairy beast.

Not one tooth
Not one bone
Not one strand of hair

Nothing but stories told.

This is why Göbekli Tepe is such a big damn deal. No one can deny the evidence. I'm sure there are some folks who've held control of the scientific narrative who would like to cover it right back up. But, that cat's out of the bag. And, I do wonder why History has not been re-written as a result. You know ... how the Sphinx pre-dates the last ice age ... which means the pyramids probably do too.

Bigfoot? UFOs toting around living alien beings? Sorry!! Gonna have to present a tangible piece of evidence that can be subjected to intense physical scrutiny.

I have same issue, how could such a physical looking creature be so damn elusive all these past decades. But, I also think the 'evidence' has not been able to be understood by you, nor I, nor present humans as of yet. Something that science is not yet equipped to 'measure' the evidence because it's not tangible in human hands, nor under a microscope. I believe 95-98% of Bigfoot & UFO stories are just that, stories. However, the remaining 2-5% that don't have any worthy science debunking (cannot be explained away) I find very interesting. IDK, just a random thought. Wait, maybe Bigfoot tangible evidence is locked in an underground Smithsonian vault. Agree with you on the "Sphinx" age.

We all love a good mystery and sometimes mythology turns out to be stranger than fiction.

Apparently, recent discovered sites even older than Göbekli Tepe according to Graham Hancock's Netflix series, "Ancient Apocalypse".

Quote of the Day:

"There were no books on the Abominable Snowman. There were no cryptids. My teachers told me these creatures don’t exist, to go back to my homework, and to leave them alone. And so that of course instilled in me a desire to find out everything I could." - Loren Coleman

Loren Coleman and the Radical Field of Cryptozoology

How a young boy with an inquisitive mind grew up to become an author, museum director, and professional Bigfoot hunter. Meet Loren Coleman, executive director of the world’s only International Cryptozoology Museum, which he founded in Portland in 2003.