vicki
BUMP IN THE NIGHT
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Post by vicki on Dec 16, 2017 3:32:29 GMT -6
I thought this was kind of interesting and this seems to be the best place to put it. The part at the end about the chimpanzee's adaptive behavior is something to consider regarding how a BF may adapt to an assault of humans in his territory. Maybe that's why they come out at night mostly??
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Post by johnv on Dec 16, 2017 7:47:42 GMT -6
The guy makes an interesting point, a well thought out theory. I just wish he'd get out of the passing lane.  |
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Post by Bill on Dec 16, 2017 10:42:47 GMT -6
Well, I know for a FACT that just 10 miles from where I and my strange encounters we have a "primate research lab" and after hurricane Katrina they admit that chimps went missing. Just what kind of "research" they do there is not disclosed but that could explain a few things in my area. Also, we have seen panthers here as well and those or rare for even Florida. I live in a suburb that has almost grown to big city size since Katrina and we have bobcats, coyotes and many other animals here. Common place. Coyotes are so bad in the city of New Orleans (10 miles form me) that they have taken over the city park and are killing peoples dogs as they are being walked on leashes. I am not sure why the government wants to "cover-up" so much stuff but I know they do. We do have a wonderful wildlife park here in Louisiana as well that many people don't even know about. Again, it's about 10 miles from where mt encounter took place so with so many potential exotic animals here in SE Louisiana that may have escaped or become dislodged after a hurricane it's impossible to say just what live here. globalwildlife.com |
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Post by johnv on Dec 16, 2017 16:28:19 GMT -6
The Game Wardens in NE Texas will tell you there are no cougars/mountain lions/long tailed cats whatever you want to refer to them as even though they keep showing up on peoples game cameras.
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Post by Bill on Dec 16, 2017 18:12:14 GMT -6
The Game Wardens in NE Texas will tell you there are no cougars/mountain lions/long tailed cats whatever you want to refer to them as even though they keep showing up on peoples game cameras. Yes, because if they admit they are there then they would have to do something about it. Same old government game... "Plausible deniability/" |
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Post by Bill on Dec 16, 2017 18:16:39 GMT -6
What if what we call bigfoot it just a higher functioning (closer to human intelligence) primate, Maybe native to the Americas but fell to the same diseases that the indigenous peoples did back when the Europeans came over? Maybe driven to near extinction? It's a thought.
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Post by johnv on Dec 16, 2017 18:20:16 GMT -6
Bill said.. "What if what we call bigfoot it just a higher functioning (closer to human intelligence) primate, Maybe native to the Americas but fell to the same diseases that the indigenous peoples did back when the Europeans came over? Maybe driven to near extinction? It's a thought."
I believe some of the First Nations tribes refer to them as something very similar to that.
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Post by Bill on Dec 16, 2017 21:08:30 GMT -6
Ok, I am gonna get deep here but here goes: I think that 99.9% of what people see, hear or encounter and attribute to bigfoot (or whatever other things they believe in like monsters, aliens etc.) can be explained. I really do believe that as humans living in an "ultra modern world" our sense of discovery and exploration... our very sense of imagination has been shattered and brought to a screeching halt by the reality that "we have been to the edge" so to speak... to the edge of the map... sort of like when someone plays a video game and reaches the end and can't go any further... and by knowing and being able to explain almost everything we sometimes need to believe in these things to keep in touch with that part of us that longs for knowledge and new discoveries. Hence the "encounters." 99.9% of them anyway. The very few others is another story.
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