Jane Goodall Believes Bigfoot May Be Real

Bigfoot is the shiznae. I really hope something like that gets discovered. It would spice things up a little bit.

You've got to have a pretty active imagination to just all of a sudden come up with the idea.

"Hey! You know what? Today I think I'm going to carve two large feet and strap them on like clogs. Then I'm going to walk around in the wilderness. This is going to be so funny, heh heh heh. People are going to think I'm a giant, hairy, nocturnal, ape-like creature. What a great idea!"

Me: "What a great idea? Dude, you're retarted. Why would you do that? Seriously. Why go out and make footprints? For fun? Doesnt sound very fun to me. I mean, what if no one, what if no one... uh.. thinks you're a giant hairy ape-like creature?"

Why would anyone think big feet = big hairy ape-like creature? He either got the idea from personal experience, or he's ripping off some native legends (that are probably based in truth (unless the peyote was good that year)).

What about that yeti foot they found just resently in Siberia? Here's a link
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Here is some more info that was on a show about a week ago. They had the foot cast's looked at by a fringerprint specialist, and said that some of the prints are real. Heres is a website where he talks about the dermal ridges.

news.nationalgeographic.com...

Also they talk about the Skookum Cast, which a general over veiw of it is. That a unknown biped layed down in the mud and made an impression, leaving behind the tell tale dermal ridges, hair flow pattern, and hair samples of varing species. There was also one hair that was indentified as being from and unknown primate.

www.bfro.net...

Now this is not proof positive that Bigfoot exists, but is evidence that further research into the North American Great Ape is warented. My research through the past couple have years, has led me to belive that yes some sightings are fake. Just your run of the mill guy in a monkey suit. But then you run into the hair's that can't be identified what species of primate they came from, but did come from a primate.

Now unless groups of people have access to an unknown species of ape or monkey, that no scientific community has a sample from. This in itself would prove that something unknown does exist. But having groups of people having access to this, and not to the scientific community is outrageous. I do think that some sightings are real, and that something we have no understanding of does exist in the Northwest. Let me know what you think about this new evidence they found.