Correa Neto
Philosopher
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- Aug 4, 2003
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No, I don't think it would happen. If the evidence pointed towards bipedalism, they would for sure defend it. No conspiracy here. Note that the mere fact that a giant ape was described was enough for some footers assume giganthopitecus=bigfoot. Everything that didn't fit was set aside....snip...While we're at it though, I could certainly see some paleoanthropolgists in considering gigantos' gait being somewhat nudged towards knucke-walking by the spectre of having hordes of footers waving my work around as proof of their crackpot ideas....snip...
Well, a footer would speculate bigfeet mommas are extremely efficient on child care...Gleaning factual evidence from unconfirmed anecdotal reports gets real sticky when you get to the dileneating credibility part. But I say all the more power to an intrepid footer who puts on the $#!T-waders and does so if it actually starts coming up with some concrete (read specimen) results.Well one would think that young sasquatches would be a susceptable to predation as any other animal. I don't know, I'm no expert but what would the comparitive numbers look like if we look at bears and take out predation by man or other bears?...snip...
Some say bigfeet bury their dead, backed by a report by some teenagers that were hiking back in the 60s (IIRC). Now, if you were a bigfoot researcher and knew where a bigfoot corpse is buried, what would you do?
See? That's the sort of stuff some people claim to be reliable evidence...