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So, I asked google AI: 'could bigfoot be descendants of Denisovan?' Just wanted to post the AI response mostly because it shouted out to the BFF:

Interesting. Thanks!

Nests suspected to be made by a sasquatch have burn found at the base of spruce tree such that the branches and boughs form a roof over the nest. Albert Ostman described their "beds" woven from brush (like the nests mentioned above) and under rock overcrops similar to Anasazi cliff houses.

Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for posting that video link, Huntster. I subscribed to Devon Massyn's youtube channel and I'm looking forward to watching more of his videos and to see how his Bigfoot hypothesis might evolve. So much of what he says aligns with many of the opinions here. Bigfoot might definitely be archaic humans of some sort. Denisovan?? sounds reasonable to me... I knew that technology was making people dumber in a lot of ways. I think that technology has the potential for Utopia, or a living hell, depending on how evil, duped, or just plain old stupid the average human becomes. But, I can understand why another intelligent Hominin species might want to avoid Homo Sapiens Sapiens, forever, just in case.

They shelter as best they can, by hunkering down as much out of the wind as possible. Similar to other large mammals in the woods.

Based on recent discoveries, it's pretty clear that we know next to nothing about early hominids and their development (although we are slowly learning!). I'm not convinced we know yet what's "logical" or not in this area. Also, no one's claiming that modern humans choosing a stone-age lifestyle leads to Sasquatch morphology. It DOES demonstrate what hominums MIGHT do if they believe it helps their survival - no matter how illogical it might seem to us. Again, we don't know for certain what Denisovans had to give up, if anything, to live a "wilder" lifestyle. Some groups of them may have adopted tool use, others maybe not. The guy in the video is just theorizing that based on what we know so far about their morphology, it might make them a good candidate for Sasquatch. If you transported an "average" Denisovan from 300k years ago to a modern city, we have NO clue if they could blend in or stick out like sore-thumb Sasquatch might. I think it's risky to rule-out survival strategies that other hominum species may have developed based on our very-limited knowledge of them. Let alone based on our limited knowledge of how WE developed. The video merely floats a theory. He does a good job of presenting it. It's of course VERY FAR from proven, but I see nothing overtly illogical about his basic argument.

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Serious inquiry, serious answers only please. I've thought about this for awhile. What are the working theories on where a creature the size of sasquatch would find shelter in the forests from heavy rains, snow, storms etc? Caves? Not all areas where there have been sightings have caves. Any thoughts?

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Very cool finds, NC. Here in the west, there are similar seasonal patterns arounds lakes and reservoirs. I've seen or heard of quite a few researchers observing many mostly juvenile tracks. Check out Madison's topic on these:

Yes, but if you dress up someone from the Amazon and take them to Rio? No one would notice. Sasquatch looks like Sasquatch because of the life it has lead for milennia. Not because it has forsaken clothing, tools and fire in some active lifestyle choice like the Amazon Indian could do in 2026. (Forsaken a Stone Age existence for a modern one in the case of the Indian) It’s a chicken versus the egg argument. Could a Denisovan or a Neanderthal survive today in the mountains of British Columbia if you took away its tools, fire and clothing? And if it survived? Would it thrive without those things and then morphology follows over generations? It grows more body hair? Grows thicker chewing muscles? Kills without its signature spear? Or is it just going to seek to recreate what you took from it? And it’s roasting meat merrily in its new BC cave not long after you release it? I don’t know. But I do know that all great apes feel discomfort. And even a Orang will make a makeshift umbrella to escape the rain. Heat from a fire feels pretty nice in winter. Warm clothes do too. Stone tools make life much easier. But each generation you’re gonna have to unteach all of these things to kids to stay hidden? That seems like it’s a invitation to disaster because junior is gonna disobey and make a spear or start a fire. Orangs don’t do any of these things because it lacks the gray material to figure it out. And despite being bipedal neither did Paranthropus evidently. So is it more logical that Sasquatch gave up all of these things? Or that it never had them to begin with?

It’s way bigger than a Gorilla skull. And the Foramen Magnum is lined up with the spine. It was patterned off Meldrum’s anatomy knowledge and study of the Patterson Gimlin film. I am not saying it’s right. But it may be close. If Sasquatch doesn’t cook its food? That means it eats its food raw. That’s a lot of chewing. Lots of chewing means a heavy jaw bone and heavy muscles and a place on the skull to attach those heavy chewing muscles. A sagittal crest. At least that is what we find in the fossil record. Like Paranthropus Robustus as Incorrigible points out.

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You mean kind of like this? I found tracks of at least 3 different prints (called small foot, narrow foot, and big foot) going from woods to a stream along a very muddy and slippery trackway 1 mile north from my previous prints. I got few more coming that I may post later tonight.

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Thank you. I just figured that out. It is a great video and worthy of deep discussion and consideration. During this discussion of possible government knowledge of sasquatches and why they may not want "discovery", the video fit here well.

Just FYI, I started a separate thread about this video and the theories this guy proposes.

Maybe not that tough a sell. Some evidence of Denisovan tool use comes from caves also occupied by Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens, so it's not 100% settled. Even if Denisovans did use tools, some groups could have opted out of it in favor of a more "wild" lifestyle. The avoidance-theory that this guy floats, speculates that hallmarks of civilization (like tool use) would increase interactions with other human-species. That in turn would lead to competition, which would lead to some species being decimated. The thing that some get wrong about evolution and the survival of a species, is that it's not locked into moving in one particular direction. Tool use, leading to civilization, leading to technology may not be a forgone conclusion with some hominum species. It may just be one possible survival strategy. We see this avoidance-theory to some extent in modern humans with the few remaining uncontacted tribes. They choose a stone-age lifestyle (how is that even possible in 2026?) and even violently resist contact. Perhaps Denisovans were more physically equipped to adopt a wild, natural lifestyle. Whatever Sasquatch is, their lifestyle has worked for them!

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