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      Yes, lower population densities of Sasquatches could be one of several reasons why we have never found Bigfoot's fossils. It seems like from all of the BFRO reports, Bigfoots might have high density populations hidden in very remote locations so they are hard to count. They might hunt at night and live in underground burrows. Their populations might seem low due to reasonable to very high intelligence and the ability to live in remote areas where they quietly hunt and remain undiscovered.   Of all the paleontologist in the world, they have found fossil remains of 13 separate homo species that are extinct. We have skulls of the Homo ergaster, Homo georgicus, Homo floresiensis, Homo rhodesiensis, Homo naledi, Homo neanderthalensis, and finally Homo rudolfensis. This means we have very active paleontologist that have discovered other Homo species so how have they missed Sasquatch?     
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      I believe it's because they have never lived at high density. They have always been at much lower population densities than us.  
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      After the Neanderthals went extinct during the late Pleistocene or 11,000 years ago, the Homo sapiens dominated the Homo species world of Europe and parts of western Asia. We have fossil records that show this in various museums and universities, but why do we lack fossil records of Sasquatch living in Europe, and Asia? Seems like the fossil records has never been found, or they never existed. Why? Is it because Sasquatch never lived in Europe or Asia back then and arrived there more recently? We don't even have a fossil record showing Sasquatch lived in North America during the late Pleistocene, or even today? Why? We have fossil records of Neanderthals and their flutes they played. Are there undiscovered Sasquatch fossil records for Paleontologist to find? 
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