Any good books or documentaries on Big Foot? >in b4 "b-but

>>2601383

Since you're so confident, I'd like you to explain why none of those sightings have provided any actual scientific evidence, along with why/how such a unique lifeform could have enough numbers to sustain its population with nobody ever finding a skeleton, a corpse, or literally any actual proof that it could exist.

This should be easy for you, right?

>>2601383
The sachmo is a pretty cool dude.

It seems unlikely that a breeding population of large hominids could exist without getting shot and put on display at least once.

You're going to need a minimum of around a thousand breeding pairs to maintain a viable genome.

All of those thousand breeding pairs are going to need to be hunting.

If an adult bigfoot is larger than an adult human, and an adult human requires about 1,500 calories a day to not die, you're talking about creatures that need to magic up 1000 plus calories in a day in a relatively populated area of the US without ever being killed, captured, or simply dying and having the remains discovered by humans.

>>2601383
>400 sightings
baka

>>2601383
>Then you have ten seconds to explain the more than 400 sightings of Bigfoot in America alone since its founding.
literally bears

>>2601397
>scientific evidence
top ideology

Don't you dare call this a humanities thread you fucking shiteater, there are two (2) boards for you to go to about books and documentaries on muh Sasquatchitae, but you chose /his/ of all things.

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>>2601383
>Patterson/Gimlin

>>2601764
Was expecting a jump scare

Explain?

>>2601383
They thought they saw him but didn't or you're seeing what you want in eyewitness accounts.

>>2601383
https://desuarchive.org/his/search/image/JIg6cpTbsQUu_M_X1BAC2A/
really makes me pasta

>afforded
as if you needed to provide any more proof of your retardation

melba ketchum

>>2601383
Americans are very imaginative

>a large species of primate that often lives/wanders near human habitation
>yet somehow it has never left any evidence of its existence outside of blurry photographs and videos and stories told by local drunkards

This what big footfags really believe.

>explain how a country with multiple species of bears can have mistaken Bigfoot sightings

Jeez idk

>>2601981
> entire species of primate has evolved for nothing but playing hide and seek with people for no reason

why dont we kill one of them
why is their population so small

>>2601383
>Then you have ten seconds to explain the more than 400 sightings of Bigfoot in America alone since its founding.

Americans.