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Come on Guys , Whats the Scoop ? Amarillo Wolf at a Zoo......

I didnt see a video , Les see if theres a link https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2022/06/09/strange-creature-texas-zoo/7567551001/

Hello, I just joined. I’ve been fascinated with Bigfoot ever since I was a kid. I wanted to kind of dip my toe into the Bigfoot community itself, because I never really met anyone IRL who shared the interest. I’m excited to be a part of this community.

I would agree it probably doesn't mean much one way or the other, although it does mean at least more people are aware of the Bigfoot phenomenon. Where I live, Oklahoma isn't really thought of as a 'Bigfoot' state, like ones in the Pacific NW, or Ohio. However, a couple of years ago, Oklahoma Blood Institute in Tulsa had a blood drive where they gave donors a Bigfoot t-shirt. They brought the promotion back a year later, and the lady that handed me my t-shirt told me the Bigfoot blood drive was very popular, so they brought it back. I now have three Bigfoot t-shirts.

A little less than a 1 mile hike today. 97 degrees. 😬 Not used to no water in sight anywhere. Everything is shut down here. BLM. National Forest. Etc. Did see some Elk in Cloud croft the other day at the city park.

I did some volunteer work several years ago for a big cat recue sanctuary, they had over 70 big of every type, and some were fairly tame. One of my favs was Sasha, a black leopard, she could get squirrely, and jumped me one time....the moment she charged me and jumped from about 15' away towards my head tapped a primal fear I have never experienced before or since.....here she is.

While I agree with Doodler above, I do think they follow the food. Something that big can't afford to sit around and wait for food to come to it; they must seek it out. A lot of sightings around here are near water. I'd bet fish play a large role in filling their bellies.