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Hey Wolfjewel....I have found lots of these over the years but no lab, these real creatures are better off as cryptids IMO, acknowledgement will only take some of the fun away, plus the restrictions that follow, long live the Hairyman!

Click on the link above and it will show 3 videos of various links so click on the one that is nearly an hour long. Thom has had over 50 years of habituating bigfoots and his reports are very interesting......................... enjoy.

Except you’re forgetting the Chimpanzee that was dissected in London in 1699 by Edward Tyson. I said extant species right? Well then they do not need to lean on fossils. Regardless? Anthropologists will go look where the most fossils are. If you’re looking for a cryptid ground sloth? Science is gonna go look where the fossils were found. Thats the logic. Africa is the cradle of early hominids. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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This video is totally amazing. It's about an old frail man from Washington state who had a business where he went into the deep woods and layed out logging operations. He flagged where the timber would be cut and the future roads to be built. While doing his job and being a nature lover, he became aware of a sasquatch here and there. He habituated them and over the years he learned how they lived and actually witnessed a funeral. They buried the deceased Sasquatch and disguised the grave with bark, rocks, and transplanted trees. To see his detailed interview go to: A Flash of Beauty: Tom Cantrall

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For a long time, my best places to go involved a secluded pond. Wood knocks, audible movement around the pond, and red eyeshine. They work for me because people are less likely to be there especially when it is not easy to get to. I've decided to get an ultralight canoe, or more properly called a packboat. Short and light enough to be portaged. Get out on the water in the dark and silently paddle then stop, drift, and listen. Use the thermal to scan the shoreline. It enables you to get to spots on the pond quickly that would not be possible if trekked by foot. Moreover, the flashlight and noise while walking would immediately give away your position. I'll order in the next month or so but won't get it until next year. Looking forward to it.

Well, you solved my question as to why no one has come up with sasquatch fossils. That's amazing about the chimpanzee fossils which were only teeth.

The first fossil of a chimpanzee wasn't discovered until 2005 in the Rift Valley of Africa by Nina Jabloski and Sally McBrearty. This discovery only unearthed three teeth in spite of billions of chimpanzees having lived in Africa. If we all agree there are fewer sasquatches than chimpanzees, then the odds of finding sasquatch fossilized remains are likely one in many trillion. Better time spent doing other things, mathematically speaking.

Hello! im From New York and been into bigfoot since I was a little kid from my family, excited to see waht this forum has to offer !!

Cryptids don’t exist but they found 125,000 Gorillas……🤔 Great post! Thanks!

I'm glad the numbers of western lowland gorillas is way up past 100,000. There is supposed to be a 4' human like primate running around in eastern Africa according to the video Norm posted. They might be classified in the Homo genus! Previous estimates, dating to the 1980s, put the number of western lowland gorillas at less than 100,000. But the animal's numbers were believed to have fallen by at least 50 percent since then due to hunting and disease, researchers said. The newly discovered gorilla population now puts their estimated numbers at between 175,000 to 225,000.

Published in The Kansas City (MO) Star on December 2, 1973.

Published in the Niagara Falls Review of Niagara Falls, Canada, on May 6, 1978.

The first article was published in The Courier-Mail of Brisbane, Australia on February 26, 1954; the second was published in The Progress-Index of Petersburg (VA) on March 2, 1954.

I cite central sub-Sahara Africa for "finding" hominins because Science recently "found" 125,000 gorillas there. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/thousands-of-rare-gorillas-found-in-congo/ Few wander into the Congo basin, and if you do, you're lucky to come out alive.

I first stumbled upon this group while looking up old articles on Bobbi Short's Bigfoot Encounters website. The first article was published in the Oroville (CA) Mercury Register on May 25, 1973. The story about the price of bigfooting was published in the Edmonton (Canada) Journal on May 13, 1978.

Published in The Fresno (CA) Bee on August 11, 1962.

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This is where Lucy was found.

I'm not familiar with that part of Africa and there probably were ancient primates living there. The Australopithecus that Norse is talking about is running around East Africa, and there are recent sightings. It's about 4' tall, runs around on two legs, probably hunts rodents, and eats fruit off trees. You might watch Norse's video on the creature. Good video. Ok, get your car work done and talke the wife for a walk.................................. talk with you later. Australopithecus africanus is an extinct species of australopithecine which lived between about 3.3 and 2.1 million years ago in the Late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene of South Africa.

If there are any hominins running around wild in Africa, I would suspect they would be in the central sub-Saharan region.

If I was young and loaded with money.................... that would be a great adventure. I would hire some zoologist, a camp buckaroo, a medic and go for the discovery in East Africa! I think an Australopithecus is running around in the jungle there!