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There is no conflict! Zana was NEVER a SASQUATCH. We have no photo of Zana. We have embellished tales of Zana that you have somehow folded into the mystery of Sasquatch in North America. Apples and oranges a whole Pacific Ocean away. Zana was a plain old Homo Sapien that was dealt a dirty hand in life.

Correct! She was also an almas. She can be both. I believe MIB posted it in a way that illustrates it better: We have a conflict between biology and anthropology. That problem must ge dealt with later by the anthropologists. The biologists will determine this, just as they did with Zana.

Its because she was a feral Homo Sapien. The wolf boy of India was also a Homo Sapien. We have been over this many times. Khwit is a Homo Sapien. We have his picture.

Funny. I never mentioned rockets or nuclear weapons. Just a 1.8 million year old hand axe. Typical Homo genus behavior right? You want your cake and eat it too. It’s a Homo sapien all the way until it isn't. Yes this thread is about DNA. DNA we DO NOT have. So speculate away with all the red herrings you want!🤷🏻‍♂️

Hello Hunster and I'm glad that you had an experience in the mountains of California in 1972. Have you written up your experience so four members can read it? Out of curiosity can you tell me what happened in the Sierra Nevada mountains?

Fell for this one hook, line, and sinker. Stunning that people were doing this before Bigfoot was even a thing. Published in The Alexandria (NE) News on May 08, 1880. For shame. (See Tirademan's Archive for the story from Colorado that likely is referred to herein.)

This is another of your regularly delivered red herrings. You falsely equate "human" to "Homo" then say if it doesn't build rockets and nuclear weapons, it isn't human thus isn't Homo. This thread is about DNA .. look at the title. What matters in this context is what a **biologist** says. Anthropology, in this context, can go pound sand.

Welcome to the forums BigToe, MRVere1964, and Rodney.

Howdy, my name is Rodney I live in Eastern Kentucky and I’m in my fifties, I’ve been interested in Bigfoot since “In search of” aired the Bigfoot episode. I’ve never seen or heard one but very interested in the topic. Thanks for accepting me.

Either that, or a lot of French soldiers went insane after they lost a war to Germany. This report was published in The Red Cloud (NE) Chief on February 12, 1880. If it sounds familiar, that's likely because a Utah paper reported essentially the same story in 1883, but placed it about forty miles northwest in New York - that story is already uploaded here.

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If behavior is required for entry into the genus Homo, then Zana was not human. She used no tools, didn't live in a tribe or village (until under captivity), didn't wear clothes, no fire, etc. She could not be human. But both Sykes and Margaryan claim she was human. You can't have it both ways.

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Mmmmmm….. It’s true that the fossil record is spotty. But I think you’re ignoring one glaring fact. Everything within the genus Homo is extinct except Homo Sapiens? Why? Because Homo Sapiens don’t play well with others. Now we kill each other with impunity. Every cousin we have alive today? Isn’t a member of the genus Homo. They owe their existence to the fact they occupy a different niche than us. They don’t compete with us for resources directly. Sasquatch reportedly doesn’t occupy the same niche as Homo Sapiens. They are nocturnal, they don’t manufacture stone tools, they don’t live in tribes, they don’t make villages, they don’t wear clothes, they don’t make fire, etc, etc. So an anthropologist would ask us why something we claim to be human? Exhibits no attributes that would make it human. The Homo Erectus hand axe is 1.8 million years old after all. Where is Sasquatches hand axe? And being pro kill I am often accused of trying to sway peoples opinions away from human classification because of the moral dilemma of killing one. But it’s a chicken vs egg argument. We won’t know what one is positively until it’s laying on a slab. Only after one is killed can we have some moral debate over the right or wrong of it. Until then? They are Pixies and Gnomes. Make believe.

The issue I see with those compared to Homo is there is nothing in the fossil record more recent than 1.2 million years ago for them yet Homo exists today as .. us. So while not completely impossible, Occam's Razor points pretty strongly to BF being Homo .. at least among those 3 options. There are also no LARGE monkey fossils in the new world, nothing known over 50 pounds. In any case other than Homo "something" we have a big gap in the fossil record to account for. That doesn't make it a certainty but it does make it the most likely. Further, if BF is a very close cousin, the DNA would hide in plain sight most likely being discarded as human with quirks by science. We have a good fit answer. It might or might not be right but it doesn't seem rational to me to keep trying to focus the search away from the most probable answer rather than investigate it as exactly that, the most probable. I think there are some people who trying to drive an artificial wedge between BF and human and are deliberately ignoring what science tells us is most probable. MIB

I think Science is made up of humans, and thus is no more ethical than any other group of people. Once sasquatches are "discovered", some with power within Science will attempt to take control of the new discovery or its future (Darwin). Meldrum will be remembered as much as Du Challiu, Savage, Wyman, and Beringe. <<<<<< Yeah. Look 'em up............... ANSWER (unfortunately and disgustingly): D) Jeff Who?

There is a precedent: Zana. But I also do not believe Patty was homo sapien. But I believe that she was of the genus Homo.

I think it remains to be seen what legalities are in effect if she is not Homo Sapien. Which I believe she is not. There simply is no precedent.

This is precisely what I believe her to be. Very possible, but a different genus does not pose the legal challenges that another human does.

When I ran across the first cartoon, my reaction was, "cute, but not important." But I followed it while looking for other articles and realized that the cartoonist had done some homework. While Roger Patterson's film was shown widely in 1970, it probably had a more limited reach than a comic strip running in daily newspapers. Anyway, here's the end of the story. Sadly, Priscilla does not get to keep Bigfoot as a pet.

5) To sharpen #3….. She could be an unknown species in the genus Homo. Which in and of itself is a bushy tree. Or she could be an unknown species that is not in the genus Homo but maybe the Australopithecus genus? Or the Paranthropus genus? All bipedal upright walking hominids. Closely related to Homo Sapiens. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australopithecus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paranthropus

I'm terrified of venomous snakes, so when the Army sent me to Alaska, and I learned that there are no snakes here, I knew I'd found home (no lions here, either). And (so far), I've never been harmed by a bear, either!

I actually have had a sasquatch experience, but not here in south-central Alaska where I've lived since 1975. My experience was in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains of California in 1972.

If sasquatches are of the genus Homo, they are human, and they would would have basic human rights by international law. This would mean they have political rights. Thus, they would have the right of representation in the political process to determine natural resource extraction, road access, infrastructure construction, etc in their home region just like everybody else. If they are not of the genus Homo, they would have no basic human rights, and their fate would be determined by human advocates, such as environmental groups and government wildlife management agencies. Thus, government would very much want sasquatches to remain mythical in either event, but if discovered, and if they're of the genus Homo, the political nightmare explodes exponentially.

Patty's existence is evidenced (not proven) by the PG film. We don't know what she is, but there are only four possibilities (listed by highest probability): 1) She was a homo sapien in a suit 2) She herself was a freak homo sapien 3) She was an unknown primate species 4) She was a visiting extraterrestrial