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@JP-br4mx

Жыл бұрын

HEY Pos can you do more African or afro-derived folklores, mythos etc? Your videos be looking as white as a world written by J. R. R. Tolkien.

@scottpalmer053

Жыл бұрын

I listen to you guys for an hour that was all I could take pompous ass would be the best way to describe this farce of an investigation.

@jmoore112344

Жыл бұрын

do you think the Cerutti Mastodon site gives any of the gigantopithecus relative "theory's" any weight? if it ends up being proven that some form of early hominid would have been found in what is now Southwestern Canada and northwestern US in the neighborhood of 140,000+ years ago, wouldn't that add a whole new level of viability to some of these ideas?

@ajaxslamgoody9736

Жыл бұрын

You all need to listen to the (Scientifically proven not to be manmade or machine manipulated') Sierra Sounds. It actually has the Sasquatches 'talking' to each other. Very scary/creepy.

@spiritualarchitect4276

Жыл бұрын

They HAVE known the film speed for decades. It is just not widely publicized. In the early 90’s a Russian scientist named Boris finally figured out what the film speed was. He figured it out by the steps that Roger took in the beginning - when he is running, and the camera is bouncing around. If the film ran at 24 frames per second, then Roger would have had to take 6 steps a second, which is impossible. That’s how they know the film is running at only 16 frames per second.

Babe wake up new 3 hour Mythillogical just dropped

@Sebastipole

Жыл бұрын

Lol'd

@benjamindover4337

Жыл бұрын

Babe: "7 feet tall you say?"

@rafen40k40

Жыл бұрын

Just in time for first shift

@atomicshadowman9143

Жыл бұрын

Tell her I'll be over in a few.

@olddecimal2736

Жыл бұрын

Same. But to my cat.

I would add that here in the United States that conservation efforts are mostly funded through hunting license fees and taxes on hunting equipment. Here in the US it is not counterintuitive to be both a big game hunter and a conservationist. I don't know how it works in the UK, but I would definitely research how conservation efforts are paid for in the US. Conservation is not about untouched wilderness, but rather about preserved wilderness, which often requires culling of wild game.

@christopherneelyakagoattmo6078

Жыл бұрын

BigFatDynamo82 well. By all accounts, if there's Bigfoot about, humans don't need cull any animals. 'Cause daddy rabbit gonna eat. And you might be on the menus when we're talking a 1000 lb (500 kg, etc.)bipedal omnivore with 40mm molars. The believers think that primates like this would have to have figured out stuff like fire. Just as our common ancestors did before anatomically modern humans, like Austrsilopithicus. A GigantoPithicus like critter would have observed, "Aped" and learned from 1 million years interaction w homo Sapien Sapien... The Neanderthals didn't survive their cohabitation: maybe another large ape would

@lumencontego4997

Жыл бұрын

Interesting. TIL big game means anything larger than a squirrel or rabbit. Always got the impression that it meant large carnivores specifically.

@astro-blaster4190

Жыл бұрын

Yes it’s an out dated dumb idea. Large predators and other large animals basically have nowhere where they are truly safe to sustain their population on their own.

@rudderallison6609

Жыл бұрын

Tbh hunting and conservation go hand in hand. We’ve killed off so many large predators that hunting deer is the only way to preserve the environment

@jrich436

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. Non poaching hunters are very invested (pun intended) in the conservation of wild spaces. I will add that almost ALL hunting and fishing equipment has a tax added on to it that specifically go to conservation including enforcement

My favorite Bigfoot related story is something that transpired in a documentary. The filmmaker is interviewing Bob Hieronymus. Bob H. is complaining about how Bob Gimlin. WHO is his neighbor LOL, how crazy is that. Hieronymus claims Bob G never waves to him as he drives past. Off camera you can hear Bob Hieronymus's wife say "Yes does, he waves to us"....Then Bob G drives by, smiles and waves lmao...I about fell out of my chair. Hieronymus was full of male bovine waste.

@NerevarOfficialReal

4 ай бұрын

Which documentary was it?

@christopherwalkinalloverya5824

2 ай бұрын

Bob Gimlin only waved to the cameras because he's an attention whore. Bob H was trying to tell us the truth about the hoax but Fakefoot believers are a stubborn bunch..

As a guy who's been mistaken for a sasquatch on more than one occasion, I appreciate your candor

@klinischbrot

Жыл бұрын

Would I remember you from a picture? ;)

@davea7601

Жыл бұрын

@@klinischbrot unfortunately, photos usually come out all blurry and out of focus. I look like a bear walking on it's hind legs

@Rednecknerd_rob9634

Жыл бұрын

@@davea7601 "unfortunately, photos usually come out all blurry and out of focus. I look like a bear walking on it's hind legs" lol, I was gonna ask if your photos look like that supposed "Swamp Ape" picture from Florida lol.

@user-nb9wh9mj2w

7 ай бұрын

And we appreciate the fur

@user-nb9wh9mj2w

7 ай бұрын

Tight sleep bag

I checked to make sure this wasn't said already, sorry if I missed it: Around 52:30 there's some audio editing issues. Crofty's audio is overlaid with itself, and it's hard to understand what either track is saying. Lasts for about 10-20 seconds.

@Warlonging

Жыл бұрын

Oh thank god. I was driving in the car when I heard this portion and it TERRIFED me. Couldn't scroll back to check the audio either. Thanks for putting the mystery to rest

@artificialalien9597

Жыл бұрын

I just got up to that part and was wondering if it was a me issue lol

@TheHistocrat

Жыл бұрын

Sorry about that, looks like I made a mistake whilst editing the audio.

@jakebeach8308

Жыл бұрын

@@TheHistocrat no worries! Still a terrific episode!

@mikeandrews1899

Жыл бұрын

​@@Warlonging you must get terrified very easily 🙄

I listened to both parts of this while driving to Austin for the US Grand Prix and while there I stopped by the Museum of the Weird to see the ice man. Highly recommend the museum and it was a perfect end to this series!

The level of your research is so appreciated, as is the editing in of clarification/extra information. Really outstanding work.

The notion its possible to see muscles moving on the famous footage feels a bit incredulous

@thefisherking78

5 ай бұрын

I've seen it dozens of times and IDK WTF they're talking about. I see fur blowing in the wind if anything. I see an open slit for the eyes.

Back to web trail cams for a moment, I've never encountered bears, beavers, bobcats, coyotes, wolves, sandhill cranes, deer, elk, foxes, grouse, possums, porcupines, racoons, or striped skunks in person. But they're all there in the trail cam recordings.

@canadianmmaguy7511

Жыл бұрын

They probably can't see in IR, so they don't see the red beams.

@CuriousCritter17

Жыл бұрын

I’ve seen all of those while hiking except Elk and we don’t have possums where I live.

@canadianeh4792

Жыл бұрын

I worked with a government biologist who studied wolverines in BC full time for 12 years. He saw 2 in the wild, both from helicopter. Everything else was trail cams, traps, and sign.

I love you podcast and the research you do to bring them to life! When you started speaking about not having air conditioning, as the norm from which you reside, air conditioning I wasn't all at first and then I had to augh. I live in Southern Arizona an air conditioning here is the most important item in our house. If you're not able to run such a luxurious item we get swamp coolers. In the middle of summer sometimes the City of Phoenix Arizona can get all the way up to 125 o Fahrenheitit. I do believe that I would have a real hard time living in a temperature as low as parts of the UK. I was raised in this kind of weather and my first snow I really ever got to enjoy was at the age of 40. I love you guys thank you for the respect present to your audience! You guys are quite funny when you comment on historical documents sometimes, if you were professors you would definitely have your classes quite intrigued.

Sasquatch spoke to me telepathically in 2018. His name was Kamooh, he said, "To be a great man, you must be a good boy first" "Keep your thoughts pure and true" "Pray, meditate, eat good food, drink good water, wake up early, work your body, wash your clothes by hand" "Star people watch you" "Female sasquatch move territory, males stay in the same area" "We use lithography" "We dont eat humans" "We are not nephilim" "Patty is still alive" "There are about 40,000 sasquatch in north america" "No guns" "Dont burn the forest" And a few other things, pretty wild I know

@BassFlapper

4 ай бұрын

Sasquatch seems like a pretty wise guy

I made it all the way to the end of the big bigfoot episode!

@benjaminkitaura498

2 ай бұрын

Well it seems that Bigfoot is easier to find and film than D.B. Cooper who still has not been found.

I live in an area with Bigfoot sightings. I have a cousin and a friend who both had encounters. The cousin's encounter should be taken with a grain of salt... or grains and hops. The friend still won't go into the woods after dark and his encounter was 25 years ago.

@KGH3000

Жыл бұрын

Could "encounter" here possibly mean something like "saw a dark figure in the woods at night"?

@BigFatDynamo82

Жыл бұрын

@@KGH3000 In this instance one claims to have seen a bigfoot (both are seasoned hunters and outdoorsmen), but I don't know if he had too much to drink that night. If he was sober his account would be more trustworthy. The other claims to have heard vocalizations and had huge rocks thrown at him. He suggests the rocks were 10 to 20 pounds each and were launched at such a speed that very few humans could throw. There is no proof other than their story. There are several independent stories (people not associated with the people I know) that have had encounters in the same general area. At least two claim to have seen a big hairy creature too big to be a black bear. Again, no hard evidence.

@thegayghost872

Жыл бұрын

Well your friend definitely saw *something*. Maybe not bigfoot, but something

@overlookers

7 ай бұрын

​@@thegayghost872like a bear

And all of a sudden I am having a happy Friday!

@EMG_Iman

Жыл бұрын

How are you commenting on this video it’s Monday!!??

@atomicshadowman9143

Жыл бұрын

@@EMG_Iman Patreon

@Archangelm127

Жыл бұрын

@@EMG_Iman Magic

We have the same no central cooling issue here in Washington state and summer is absolutely the worst part of the year because, if you haven't personally installed a big cooling unit next to your house to pump air, you are gonna suffer .. lol

what a joy it brings to see another upload!

I love these so much! Since I discovered your channel I binged all your content. Especially enjoying these podcasts tho. Never stop please!

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. The pronunciation of the city names were spot on. Again another fantastic episode. Cheers from Vancouver. 🐾🐾

@master12726

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more except with the city names. That is an abnormal way to pronounce Yakima. Soleloy meant as another perspective.

One of my favorite topics, great job!

Interesting podcast, as always, chaps. The next episode does sound rather ineresting, so look forward to that. Just wanted towish Crofty well, and hope he's back on soon. Good luck.

I'd love to be able to help you guys on a podcast on our native myths around South America, Paraguay in particular as I'm a local and grew up with them, many of my relatives genuinely believe in these beings existing

@steveperreira5850

Жыл бұрын

Even help from a tensor gardener or a mentally retarded person would be an improvement. Seriously.

I think the reason you don't hear the indigenous hairy man stories, is because either many indigenous people didn't feel comfortable and safe enough to tell these stories or show these certain sights. You have to consider the history of the USA and Canada as well as Mexico and how indigenous people have been treated and the ordeal we and our ancestors have gone through. It's the need to preserve, keep sacred prohibit and protect what we consider sacred. I think now the world is changing so fast that many now understand that the stories must be shared before they are permanently lost forever. By sharing the real history, then it can be given to the world. In that way, so many indigenous cultures, will be immortalized! Before many ancestors told a foreigner, even an outsider who is from another tribe the version of a story behind a petroglyph, such as "this means the rain spirit, it's tears are rain, and the middle and smaller one are mother and son looking for rain" but privately retain a very different story and history. This is often done to keep sacred information and to keep the knowledge contained and safe. Now it's actually safe to release the story or lose it forever. Especially in a time when so many young people aren't having children!

After reading the comments I'm convinced this criptid needs a redux!

superb presentation again fellas. Best regards for your move Crofty...

Good luck with the move Crofty, and your hopefully short absence will make us all the more grateful when you’re back!

52:56 you have audio tracks doubling

The Patterson-Gimlan film IMHO is absolutely the Real Deal. You can see the leg/butt muscles AND a pair of large Breasts. Who in their Right Mind would go to the trouble of putting breasts on "a costume"? In 60 plus yrs the film has held up to scrutiny. On a side-bar I would also suggest you guys investigate your back yard - reports of "the Wilde-Man" and Grass / Green Man go back a thousand years in England Wales and Scotland as well as the European Continent far far longer. As far as bones/skeletons being found , a deer or bear carcass will be consumed by Nature in a week or 3. Ive hunted Up State rugged desolate Northern Pennslylvania for 30 yrs and found TWO deer skeletal remains. Sasquatch are Real-there is no doubt. Thx for the video guys!

@magnipettersson4432

9 ай бұрын

have you seen the freeman footage as well as independence day footage? freeman is more credible and im surprised he isnt mentioned. the other footage has no source nor explanation as far as i know but is still eerily similar to the creature we see in the patterson gimlan film

@timothyryan6018

9 ай бұрын

@@magnipettersson4432 Yes the Freeman video is real IMHO.

@dsbmitchell

3 ай бұрын

@@magnipettersson4432Yeah, I was rather disappointed that neither video in this series mentioned the Freeman footage

@MrRyan-wu4jx

2 ай бұрын

He drew a picture of a Bigfoot with female anatomy in a 1966 book about Bigfoot he wrote. Pretty wild coincidence huh?

@dsbmitchell

2 ай бұрын

@@MrRyan-wu4jx He drew many pictures in his book, the majority of which were actually of male Sasquatch. I would know because after continuing to hear this argument over and over again, I purchased the book and counted each and every drawn image in it. Additionally, whether or not he drew a picture of a female Sasquatch has nothing to with the evidence presented in the film itself, which has yet to be refuted by scientists and technologists in over half a century since the film was released. Quite the opposite, most scientists who have studied the film have found it to present compelling evidence of the existence of a large, bipedal, non-human primate.

Can't believe only 70k views. People don't know what there missing. Shame.

@BassFlapper

4 ай бұрын

True

My issue with the suit. Is whoever made that suit its a masterwork and a job in the special effects industry especially in the practical 70-80s. You would take photos of that handmade suit as well. Its very strange they would keep quiet for what was likely a very small payout. Very interesting mystery.

I love the videos guys, but here in the US, idk about europe or elsewhere, hunters are the biggest funders and proponents of conservation. I myself am a hunter, and I donate often to wildlife management and conservation. We hunters love the wild and everything in it.

Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica. Bigfoot.

At least you didn't say he (R.Pattinson) was a sparkly vampire lol. Nerd cred restored!

@steveperreira5850

Жыл бұрын

The number of corrections they had to make admittedly in the film itself, post editing, is evidence a priori of poor research to begin with. These two clowns belong on the Benny Hill show.

At 52:52 there's an audio editing error. Crofty is saying two things simultaneously. 🎶

There's an editing goof at 52:52

I'm very much in the Bigfoot is real camp but you guys did a great job on all this with impeccable research can't wait to see what you guys do next

18:16 "and as being able to abduct grown people who he would carry away to a secret hiding place and turn into jerky". Now I know why Jack Link's commercials have Sasquatch in them. Think I've lost my appetite for jerky

@jkb1O5

Жыл бұрын

Hey buddy thanks for the update

@thomasdoubting

Жыл бұрын

Oooo can I have your jerky, if your not eating it? ...it's for cience...

@jungtothehuimang

Жыл бұрын

I love that we as humans could make up literally any stories we want and we chose to make up stories about ape men turning adults into jerky in the woods

@joelkurowski7129

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasdoubting sure. 🤢

@joelkurowski7129

Жыл бұрын

@@jungtothehuimang 'stories' ...pretty damn creative, in my opinion

The "male gait" comment is funny. She wasn't sashaying her hips enough

Hey I wish you guys would go over the dna and paper from Melba. The paper if you can actually call it that has a lot of problems yet I know a lot of people out there still try to claim her work is sound. So if you could please go over her work and point out all the flaws and issues in her process. I would love to see that. Thank you I appreciate it.

When you were talking about the Minnesota Ice man I was like why does that sound so familiar?? I live only an hour away from Austin Texas and the Museum of the Weird 😅

You think hunting is opposed to conservation? Large animals would be extinct in many regions if hunters didn't pour time and money into conservation efforts.

I love these new podcasts but would love to have marks in the video progress bar to know where to move back to when I accidently keep the video running when I go to the other room

You can make a red neck swamp cooler for the heat. Freeze plastic gallon jugs of water. Then place in front of a fan once frozen. It will lower the temp significantly. Good luck

the sasquatch is so interesting

@mikeandrews1899

Жыл бұрын

Actually , I find it very interesting that people believe they are real 🤔

When you get Loch Ness, please go over the Greenland shark theory. Thanks in advance. 😀

@wendigo63music55

10 ай бұрын

All the people that get a good picture, Nessie eats them.

Great stuff guys. Love these long deepdives. Just one critique - it sounds like one host has a mastered and processed vocal chain, while the other is super quiet as if there's been no processing and feels a bit wonky. I'm voiceover engineer by trade so maybe I'm picky but there's room for improvement here.

@tonys7246

Жыл бұрын

I noticed this as well. At around 1:34:30 right now and struggling to understand any of it

@tonys7246

Жыл бұрын

Not helped by the fact that it seems his voice just sounds more bassy and mumbly in general

@dianaendo1742

Жыл бұрын

I have to keep translating all f and v sounds into correct words. Causes a bit of a headache. Ex uvver for other, forf for fourth, frew for through. Content is always great.

Great cast

IIRC, Aron Ra (could have been someone else, my memory is spotty, but it somehow fits with his style) once told the story of being in the desert at night, shouting to scare off some coyotes or something, and later hearing of reports of Bigfoot in the area at that time. :)

@thefisherking78

5 ай бұрын

He could easily be mistaken for one 😅

fascinating.

Bigfeet 2: Cryptid Boogaloo

Want to point out that great apes do not fossilize well in general, for some reason. If there was once a small population of human-adjacent species in the Americas, it would be surprising if we found any fossils at all. I doubt there are any around today, but the possibility of them being around in the past few hundred years, in small groups, doesn't seem that far-fetched to me.

@magnipettersson4432

9 ай бұрын

true. compared to more favorable environments for fossilizing apes live in tighlty forested areas and decompose well. the only apes that are alive today that adapted to plains are us

@MrRyan-wu4jx

2 ай бұрын

Aside from anything fossil related, bones the size of the ones Sasquatch is claimed to have would take up to 25 years to decompose. Those should be much more likely to come across and still nothing. I really don’t think many bigfoot enthusiasts even understand the difference between fossils and remains to hear some of them try to explain it.

Amazing episode, as always! Have you ever considered uploading these videos as podcasts on RSS feed?

one thing that makes me right off all of big foot sightings and foot casts is how short of a distance from civilisation they are found, If you wanted to find an animal that is that good at hiding I would expect that it would require an effort equivalent to filming a Siberian tiger; i.e. 6 to 12 months plus in the deep wilderness to get maybe 20 mins of film footage.

@timesthree5757

Жыл бұрын

But that’s not reality. Many very good hiding cripteds are fairly close to civilizations. Mostly for food and water.

@mikeandrews1899

Жыл бұрын

​@@timesthree5757 Cryptozoology is a pseudoscience, which primarily looks at anecdotal stories, and other claims rejected by the scientific community.

@steveperreira5850

Жыл бұрын

Again, you are lesser of a scientist in the two clowns that did this video. Of course foot prints are found close to civilization because that’s where the people are that might find them. I know well as a wilderness explorer. Go even 1 mile into the real wilderness and you will find no time for any other human has ever been there in the last 100 years. You can’t find foot prints if you aren’t there. Why don’t you join the team of these two clowns and you can become the Three Stooges.

@magnipettersson4432

9 ай бұрын

im thinking the same thing

@unropednope4644

9 ай бұрын

This isn't true at all. How much research have you done besides watching this video😂

Juss subscribed........tossed the usual like and share.......Cheers bros

spent so much of this episode correcting myself thinking it was the john green mentioned is not the volgbrothers one lol

Been looking forward to part two! Im glad you didn't go down the muck raking about Roger Patterson, it's easy to do, but none of it alters what's on the film. An actual Sasquatch, or the greatest hoax ever, it's a win either way for me.

@rmiddlehouse

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it really created the phenomenon as we know it, and still holds onto its mystery some 50+ years later

52:52 there was some weird layering of the audio tracks

Ah, Byron edits these. No wonder the eye test chart clip came up in the last episode haha.

Wish you would do a podcast on the piltdown man and other games of evolution which was hoaxes,that there is no evidence for missing link!!Great job guys thoroughly enjoyed!

We humans have some pathological need for a bogeyman encounter. That’s why claims of hairy beast encounters in the woods are timeless.

Some books from the 20th century have probably already been lost. Limited printing, acidic paper, poor sales.... I had quite a few books like that in my book collection at one time, probably none of them are actually lost at this moment...but quite a few of them were candidates for loss....

I've thought of Bigfoot as an inside joke among the hillbillies. I've never lent any creedence to the stories.

(listens to this in a 25.2 C apartment, under a warm blanket) 27.5 C starts to get unbearable for my home

Damn should i stay up and be tired for my first day at new job to watch this or no

Either the Patterson video contains the most overly elaborately designed costume complete with a skeletal crest, mammalian breasts, smooth rotating hip gait for a nonhuman biped, and muscles designed to move and flex visible from a distance, all done with 1950's technology and materials, done to the point where even today, no such costume and walk can or has matched it since, with all that work being undertaken for less than a minute of video ... Or It is an actual capture of a live physical as yet undiscovered creature.

@S4ns

6 ай бұрын

*1960s

@dsbmitchell

3 ай бұрын

Indeed. Having looked into this subject for some years now, I find it rather frustrating that there is still debate about the validity of the PG film, often with cherry-picked information and claims.

Aaw not even 3 hours?! Man I was hoping for a total of 6h whilst waiting for the second episode before even starting the first one :( Also, is there an overlap of two audio-tracks at about 52:50? (not a big thing, nor does it last for long)

That's nice. Where are the bones? Or any representation in the archeological layers?

@NONANTI

4 ай бұрын

The bones are on the other side of the portal that bigfoot comes thru. The fact that they carry their dead back with them is evidence of their advanced society.

What is the piece of music that plays as the into called?

There’s a video on KZread called “the bloody truth” I believe and it’s an interview with MK Davis and he tells the story of what happened the day the Patterson film was made. MK Davis also has seen parts from the original from after he met with Pattersons wife and he shows an enlarged still from the original film and it’s so clear you can see individual hairs, eyelashes and even its pupil if you look close. I believe it’s at 43:02 in the video. You can see all the features of the face, there’s no way it’s a mask. It’s definitely worth a watch.

Good stuff😅

Revising the height estimate is not iffy. The creature was not measured in person. It makes sense to revise based on perspective as more information is gathered and more experienced people get involved. They try to be impartial, and they are largely, but their dismissive judgments are often not reaching the scientific standards that they profess to espousing.

Watch the interview Les Stroud did with Bob Gimlin and tell me he is lieing.

Although you don't believe in Bigfoot, Bigfoot believes in you.

@dsbmitchell

3 ай бұрын

👏🏾😄

I was really hoping that the edna of apes in places they shouldn’t be would be covered here but I know this is a huge subject with lots to get through. Im hugely skeptical myself but I am always a little confused when people present the fact that people looking for Bigfoot make claims to have found Bigfoot as a mark against the credibility. I’m not sure that holds up.

@thefisherking78

5 ай бұрын

Who's Edna?

@gaius9240

5 ай бұрын

@@thefisherking78 environmental dna :)

This may settle Bigfoot, but what about the Yeti?

Can't believe you made a 6 hour podcast and didn't' offer up your own conclusions as to if you thought bigfoot was real or not.

@BassFlapper

4 ай бұрын

They did, they both don't belive in him.

@dsbmitchell

3 ай бұрын

What the other commenter said: toward the beginning of part 1 they both say that they are dubious that Sasquatch exist

You couldn't live down here in Louisiana with out air conditioning...at all❤

the only Robert Pattinson movie you need to see is The Lighthouse.

This has been a very eye opening display of the most absurd stories I have ever heard. Not that there aren't many. I'm trying to take this seriously because it's become such a freak show. I have to ask why you took this so serious as a fact finding search when you are mostly about myths, when you have largely found it to be just that?

For the next one I would really love to hear a podcast about werewolves. There are so many cool stories about them all around the world. You guys have done vampires and dragons, I'd defo like to hear about the famed cursed beasts next! As a suggestion of course :) :D

@vikingskuld

Жыл бұрын

Check out the dog headed men called ( cynocephali ) that's a very interesting topic you never hear about. It's not really werewolf ad In Hollywood but it may give you something to think about

@monkeybrain0212

Жыл бұрын

@@vikingskuld I know of that monster! Featured in Greek mythology! I'm a massive fan of the Greek myths haha 😁

@vikingskuld

Жыл бұрын

@@monkeybrain0212 that's really cool but they also are spoken of by Roman historians and I believe if I recall correctly the Egyptians and the Hindus speak of them. So hopefully that may give you something to look into. Best of luck to ya

@monkeybrain0212

Жыл бұрын

@@vikingskuld didn't know they were so widespread! Thanks that sounds really interesting! 😁

I think my favorite Bigfoot "theory" (in the loosest use of the term) that i've ever heard is that Bigfoot is actually Cain from the Bible. Cursed by God to wander forever between Man and Beast, unable to be part of either and unable to die. (And honestly it seems to me that the only way that Bigfoot could possibly work if all the 'sightings' across the globe and years are to be belived is if it's some sort of singular immortal intelligent supernatural being--so thank you folklore you solved it xD )

@canadianmmaguy7511

Жыл бұрын

There's a theory that anubis and st Christopher were dog headed men. But yeah, if you are interested in the sasquatch topic go to the KZread channel "thinkerthunker" and watch a few videos. The imax footage, bison footage, and sasquatch throwing a tree are good ones. Cheers

@discojelly

Жыл бұрын

So I'm a bigfoot researcher, and eye witness with two class A visual encounters in my life. The issue I have with the whole biblical thing is that there are NO Bigfoots or sasquatch in the middle east region to this date. However there ARE, continued sightings in North America. Meaning, people who lived in biblical times that contributed to the bible have NEVER encounter these large bi-pedal hominids.

@discojelly

Жыл бұрын

And I can also tell you this, they do bleed. My friend has hit one with a shot gun, I know two gentlemen who shot one with 9 mm's . If they bleed.. they ain't immortal.

@canadianmmaguy7511

Жыл бұрын

@@discojelly they did encounter giants though. 6 fingers and 6 toes? Like the giants in Iran, Pakistan, afghanistan

@canadianmmaguy7511

Жыл бұрын

@@discojelly and I really hope "class a" doesn't mean you shared your stories to the BFRO because if you did they probably killed those sasquatch families

52:52 what's happening here? Looks like an audio overlap

heck yeah

Yay!

How many of these sightings are of "feral" modern humans?

@Rednecknerd_rob9634

Жыл бұрын

Could possibly be around 10-15% maybe, possibly lower than that.

Sasquatch is my daddy and is going to protect ME

Artifacts and camera speed not withstanding, the 4k version of the PG film, instead of proving once and for all that it's a fake, instead bolsters the side of the Bigfoot believers. At the end of the day the figure in the film was beyond what was available to sp/fx artists of that time period.

@jakebeach8308

Жыл бұрын

Idk, I've seen that too and it still just looks like a dude in a suit. Plus the source having zero credibility, *plus* him drawing Bigfoot with breasts before being the first one to get such a thing on camera. If it's real (which I don't at all believe it is), it's because Bigfoot knew that this one man was the least reliable man on the planet to release footage of it.

@ollielong630

Жыл бұрын

Yup. Also the creature in the film has very different proportions from a human and a completely different gait.

@jakebeach8308

Жыл бұрын

@@ollielong630 How does the hair differ from a human's so much that it appears compelling evidence to be a different species? Genuinely asking. I've heard people say that before, but never heard a breakdown of how the gait actually differs in an important way. People can change their gait. Andy Serkis has practically made a career out of walking like non-human creatures. People in movies have used prosthetics along with costumes to change their limb length and appearance for decades.

@andyvasquez2247

Жыл бұрын

If you look at the creatures upper thigh you see wear of her fur from repetitive hand motions, I just don't think a costume designer would have thought about that in 67.

@jakebeach8308

Жыл бұрын

@@andyvasquez2247 Hmm. A few things: a costume would naturally wear the same way if it was old enough/worn enough. Thinking a costume designer wouldn't think of it is baseless. Just because it was a while ago doesn't mean people were dumber or less detail oriented. Ray Harryhausen put a ton of thought and detail into his creations, like wear on the fur on the knees and inner legs of his cyclops creature, and that was for a movie in the 50s. But watching the film, I see zero wear on the fur anyway. It's just a full, thick, ridiculously shiny, uniform body of fur. I think this video is more of a Rorschach test than anything else. Believers see details that confirm their beliefs, skeptics see details that confirm theirs. Then again, even when I was a teenager and hardcore believed in Bigfoot, the PG film always appeared to me as just a hoax. Just looks too cheesy to be real, and too low quality to provide proof in any direction.

DOCTER Jeff Meldrum.

Maybe its just an alone in the woods hallucination. Sort of like alone in the dark, but alone in the woods, causes hunting simulation hallucinations. Like day dreams.

7:46 You did NOT just gloss over "They painted with .... and Unknown White Substance." and Bury that Gem. I cant believe you would just let that go to waste. Im so sad.

Mountain of Kong Part 2 please.

People live in places all over the world with higher heat and don't have access to AC.

I saw big foot…… he sat next to me in the locker room ….. it looked like a size 23 …easily….

Oooo a podcast episode on Anansi?

Spoiler alert, The Batman is actually Bigfoot

My only question is this: what are the “mid two thousands”?

"We got it wrong"

Histocrat just wanted to admit they're into Bigfoot

Its strange how im so interested in something i deem an imaginary scam. I go to church sometimes for similar reasons i guess despite not believing a word of it, the drive is something innate i dont exactly understand.

1:12:50 they contracted him to play a sasquatch and they didn't notice a glass eye? Give me a break.

@hydra6076

Жыл бұрын

I know someone with a prosthetic eye and you literally can’t tell at all.

@MrRyan-wu4jx

2 ай бұрын

Lol that’s the part about Bigfoot stories you find unbelievable?