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  1. Eyewitnesses pegged these two as the drivers ...
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  2. Yeah, the whole story stinks. Monkeys for a "CDC-approved facility"? They're being hauled by a crappy driver in a freaking pickup truck? Did he/she have a commercial drivers license, or was it Igor?
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  3. “The animals were part of a shipment of 100 cynomolgus macaque monkeys from Mauritius to an unnamed CDC-approved facility used to quarantine foreign animals, the agency said in a statement Sunday.” I have seen this movie before
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  4. In over 40 years of baiting bears, and seeing countless ursines of two species, I've never seen a hairless bear. Not one.
    2 points
  5. 3 primates were hiding in Pennsylvania wilderness earlier this year of 2022 surviving single digit temperatures at night. Unfortunately they were killed by authorities once hunted down. It’s no wonder why Bigfoot hides.
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  7. Personally I think it is a bad sign. In older days, if someone had such a sticker, it probably meant they had a story to tell. The last few people I talked to had them 'cause they looked cool, no story. They've become kitsch like pink flamingos and lawn gnomes. Nothing more. MIB
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  8. Weirdest Bear I have ever seen. And it is not hairless. I could easily go with Chimp.
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  9. A choice bit of merch just a couple of miles from my house
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  10. I vote Fresh Market Eyegore! Failed CDL due to expansive double trouble monkey vision~
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  11. If it was a sick bear it would have been found by the Pennsylvania Game Commission they were looking for it just like they did when they found these 3 wild monkeys. I’ve seen bears and like some bear and primate experts have said that was no bear. They pretty much have proven that with measurements. Then there’s that head shape on the ground? Was it put there? Was it a chimpanzee doing yoga? I don’t know.
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  12. Perhaps a member of the "furry" fetish community looking to...uh...commune with nature?
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  14. I don’t think it could even be a bear with 560mm arms and a 476mm torso? It’s nearly identical to a chimpanzee when they take the upper left photo and fade it into the chimp (lower right).
    1 point
  15. Lol. Obviously a person. Thanks for sharing.
    1 point
  16. I’m a fan, not sure if it’s anything more than a trend for some but it opens a door for conversations and that’s better than the alternative. Plus I’m a maker as well and sell a lot of wholesale Bigfoot stuff to the Bigfoot museums and a lot of state park gift shops. It’s not really enough to do much with, but I enjoy it and it pays for most our events through the year that we put on. Especially covers the costs of all the free things we do for schools and libraries.
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  17. The movie Jaws sums up this idea well: The shark in Jaws goes where its' needs are supplied and then moves on. I would think a potential Bigfoot would be this way as well be it food, mating and so on. ------------------------------------- Brody: Is it true that most people get attacked by sharks in three feet of water about ten feet from the beach? Hooper: Yeah. Brody: And that... and that before people started to swim for recreation - I mean before sharks knew what they were missing - that a lot of these attacks weren't reported? Hooper: That's right. Brody: Now this shark that... that... that swims alone... Hooper: Rogue. Brody: What's it called? Hooper, Brody: [together] Rogue. Brody: Rogue, yeah. Now this guy, he... he keeps swimmin' around in a place where the feeding is good until the food supply is gone, right? Hooper: It's called "territoriality". It's just a theory that I happen to... agree with. Brody: Then why don't we have one more drink and go down and cut that shark open? Ellen Brody: Martin? Can you do that? Brody: I can do anything; I'm the chief of police. ----------------------------------------- Basically, we complicate all these Bigfoot Q too much. If bigfoot is real it is an 'thing' like a person or an animal that would have basic needs and act on those needs. This is spelled out in Silence of the Lambs: -------------------------------------------- Hannibal Lecter: First principles, Clarice. Simplicity. Read Marcus Aurelius. Of each particular thing ask: what is it in itself? What is its nature? What does he do, this man you seek? --------------------------------------------- What does Bigfoot do/ need/ require? Apart from a random encounter, understanding that with any degree of certainty is the only way to catch him.
    1 point
  18. I recently learned about the show and did a lot of head shaking. Watched some clips at youtube. Saw the destroyed camera/tent part then call blasting type thing where they were sandwiched in by "something". Why he would leave food in his tent is beyond me. The sasquatch just so happened to remove the hardrive or whatever on the cam.... I don't have high expectations of these sorts of shows. I miss In Search of, and Arthur C Clarke, Sightings and Encounters etc.
    1 point
  19. I frequent this lake and I know Tobe well as a researcher. I have absolute confidence in his identification ability. This is a very squatchy area, despite the people. I have found prints here, and been yelled at by a sasquatch close by. I am 99.5% certain these are real and I KNOW there are bigfoots nearby. I will absolutely go on record as saying I think that it's not only possible, but probable. Because I know the London Prints were found there, it's a place I return to again and again, hoping for something just like that! Also, I'm certain of that print. Look at where it bends - on the outside. We've found the same thing.
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