You'd think he'd produce the evidence he says he has, and get the creatures on the scientific map so they will be protected.
Why would they need protecting?
No one seems to be able to kill the damn things anyway...
You'd think he'd produce the evidence he says he has, and get the creatures on the scientific map so they will be protected.
Why would they need protecting?
No one seems to be able to kill the damn things anyway...
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I took this picture of bigfoot:
^^I posted that here a long time ago. That was taken in September 2013.
May 11th my friends and I hiked up Mt Baker. Snow caused us to start two miles from the trail head which retrospectively was a stroke of luck! Almost, back at the car on the 12th I suddenly see something strange scurrying around the base of a tree.
I couldn't believe my luck when it ended up being the elusive Pacific North West tree octopus!
Managed to get a little footage before it secreted itself away in a hole in the tree!
That might be true....here's where I saw it first...
My question would be are you suggesting that a spiral fracture cannot be induced by a canid....therefore it must be Bigfoot?
I'll bet you don't even realize, that you got a pic of a Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus!
I'd do a red circle, but you know I hate using imageshack all the time.
The PNTO Website has been updated, and it has some awesome photo evidence of the PNTO. http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/sightings.html
It even has some video.
The first image from the top of the page:
I found this bigfoot in a creek bottom one day. It seemed weird that it was wearing a Burger King crown, but I guess it just found it among the trash collecting in the creek and figured out that it goes on the head! The line of shrubs in front of the beast is about 2/3rds of a Bobo in height, so this sucker was BIG.
I'm just glad I had my crappy point and shoot camera with me because - oh right, I always have it with me!
This is way more compelling than anything Chris has produced on the subject.
Am I missing something?
My hat's off to Sykes for trying to identify such DNA holding traces of suspect creatures. I believe his thinking is that, absence of proof is not proof of absence when it comes to such crypto creatures and to me, that's a good scientific path to follow. With his new DNA trace detection methods, my money is on him to be the first to come up with some REAL evidence of such a creature's existence.
I find Dr. Sykes recent study of DNA traces on several modern evidence samples and all have come up negative for a crypto creature...so far.
The "evidence" of the rural cabin that has been "attacked" by a bigfoot several times, which appears on TV now, was explained away by the trace evidence left on the spiked board (confirmed to be from a bear) and the weird ramsaking of the refrigerator (the insulation in its walls give off a scent that seems to resemble a sweet odor as it ages) that the bear tried to get at.
But this explanation, while it satisfies me, seems to be discarded by other shows that "prove" such extensive damage HAS to be done by a massive crypto creature!
My hat's off to Sykes for trying to identify such DNA holding traces of suspect creatures. I believe his thinking is that, absence of proof is not proof of absence when it comes to such crypto creatures and to me, that's a good scientific path to follow. With his new DNA trace detection methods, my money is on him to be the first to come up with some REAL evidence of such a creature's existence.
I agree completely. The burden of evidence does not increase or decrease depending on one's personal opinion of a subject. It is what it is.
Chris B.