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By Trogluddite · Posted
Sure - 229 of those reports came after the first episode aired in September of 2003. Might also be due to the BFRO having a working website - that's a guess as I had no thoughts about Bigfoot at that time. -
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By Huntster · Posted
I don't think she was. She just got the early education other gorillas didn't get. And she was female. -
By xspider1 · Posted
Fascinating! And, I totally agree when you said: "Then there's the awareness you're being tracked/hunted, which is something all sorts of animals display." Just try squashing a fast cockroach/waterbug! They are about 350 million years ahead of humans in evolution and they can virtually disappear. I wonder why Koko was a one-off? Perhaps she had a beneficial mutation that apparently was never passed-on (no kids). Although I did read that she adopted several cats. -
By Huntster · Posted
Yeah, like was this spike continental, or just in the northeast? I note that the BFRQ was founded in 1995, and the original BFF was founded in 2002. "Harry and the Hendersons" was released in 1987.
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