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Beg pardon, but don't some of the posters you converse with claim to have near personal interaction with the creatures? If that were so, and if they were as concerned as you, wouldn't they feel compelled to offer whatever evidence they could? Yet, they don't . Hmm, Can't help wondering their evidence, or their concerns. Edit: A cold body upon an examining table will prove the point, eh? And those raising doubts and concerns should do their part, too, eh? Yet, they don't, or as I believe, are unable. Thus, the need for the cold, dead body upon a clinical slab. You might exhibit your concern, but realize, if you (or anyone else) chooses not to provide proof, then the need for those bent upon bringing evidence to the forefront.

If you really want to have a conversation worth having, share some evidence that supports your hypothesis, experience and observations, not a lack of this or that. You've practically got a habituation going on if you can hide in a plastic tent and shoot at manlike figures on thermal. So, you should have audio recordings of these apes doing all those screams, howls , whoops and chatter you've heard. The vast majority of evidence for these creatures can be atributed to the genus homo in one way or another, so in my opinion you are hoping for a convergently evolved ape that produces the same evidence, which I think science would say is less likely to happen than to simply have another member of homo co-habitating along side us. It sure would explain a lack of proof better.

I have no doubt that a bigfoot could be visiting large urban areas. I live in a suburb of Mpls. & St. Paul, which has a combined population of about 3 million. Because of all of the lakes, rivers and streams throughout the city, there are numerous coyote living in all areas. Black bear are spotted frequently and an occasional mountain lion will be sighted walking through neighborhoods at night or hiding near one of the rivers. There are numerous parks and forests and deer are plentiful in many parts of both cities and all of the suburbs and I see wild turkeys nearly every day. There are two major rivers that run through the area (Mississippi and Minnesota) these connect directly below the MSP airport in a large heavily wooded park. This area is about a mile from the Mall of America. The Mississippi continues south to Hastings where the St. Croix River connects before continuing south to the Gulf of Mexico. The St. Croix runs along the border between Minnesota and Wisconsin. There was a sighting of a bigfoot a couple of years ago not far from where the St. Croix flows into the Mississippi. With the heavily wooded areas all along the waterways and especially along the St. Croix, it would be very easy for a very large intelligent humanoid to follow the waterways from the less populated northern parts of the States and into populated areas while remaining hidden in one of the numerous large state or county parks that line the waterways.

Nothing presented precludes the possibility that Zana is both human and unknown.