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Children have larger eyes porportionally to their bodies, in any species. Here's a replica of a human child's skull, ages 3-5. Its eyes look too big, too. That Neanderthal child's skull is fascinating. I wish I could have seen them. How amazing would it have been to have lived at a time when there were several human species around, and interacting with one another. Fascinating.

Found this photo of a Neanderthal child and was struck by the sheer size of the eye sockets.

My neighbor suggested picking up a "come along" and showed me his in his truck. for the record, I love that grill. It's so awesome!

If I could never go to any other location to go sasquatching other than the two areas I enjoy now, I'd be very comfortable with that. Last night, I ran into a friend and wife that I hadn't seen in a few years. We chatted for a while and they were excited about having purchased a 1,000-acre area in what is a remote region to begin with. Included on their property is a 125-acre pond. It's about an hour and a half from my house. They know I like the outdoors and invited me to come up and hang out with them when Spring arrives. How could I say no? I pulled it up on Google Earth and it looks great for sasquatching. Access to mountains in three directions with tons of other ponds, lakes, and streams all around. Being privately owned helps as I'm sure he will not allow others to hunt his property and will limit access to it. If I have a chance I'll take drive up there in the next month and take a look around. I guess we'll see how it plays out when Spring arrives.

This show horrible. I was hoping the Ron Morehead show was going to be better. this is so staged makes it hard to watch. Just the opening was bad. In that shed with all those cracks and you couldn’t get a picture. Then the last one with the was terriably.

He didn’t need them. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-21759233

This is awesome, Northwind. Love it. I bet it makes the outbound ventures even more fun! Well done.

Same through this area…old logging and forestry roads crisscross our current area. Many of them are too far gone even for 4 wheel drive vehicles, but they are usually easier to navigate on foot then just busting through the brush. A lot of the national and state parks/forests used to be private property with inhabitants…before the residents were kicked off of their land by the government. If you pay attention to the lay of the land, you can often tell where old dirt roads or cleared spots for cabins used to be. We have found possible Sasquatch tracks on some of these old, overgrown roads before.

Well, we've had the Gladiator out to the woods a couple of times now, and it seems to drive like a dream! I'm love it so far!