Trophic Cascade

Most primates, especially simiiformes (monkeys, apes, and humans) need a ton of plants to survive. If bigfoot exists (which is pretty doubtful), then bigfoot would probably eat mostly plants. We're talking about something that most likely would occupy an ecological niche similar to bears, especially the black bear.

The dogman is a crock of shit, and nothing more. This is like discussing what impact a ghost or a fairy would have on the ecosystem. However, if it were to exist, a werewolf would probably eat a lot of meat, and act as an apex predator, similar to wolves.

>>1009067
Skepticism is perfectly natural, but you'd be surprised what our ecosystem is capable of supporting. Then again, I'm not going to accost you for doubting either with no proof of my own to offer to the contrary.

>>1008995
>>>/x/

>>1009090
Why are you trying to sound reasonable when you believe in monsters?

>>1008995
>So
Go back

>>1009103
>Why are you trying to sound reasonable when you're on the internet?
>fixd

Holy crap that's the biggest propaganda YouTube ever made

>>1009361
I thought it was pretty decent

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I was out today and came across a place where I'm positive a Squatch was. It smelled real bad like a skunk, we don't have skunks where I live, and from what I understand they smell.

>>1009581
>we dont have skunks
>but we do have sasquatch

Anon pls

>>1009581
Skunk cabbage

>>1009581
Almost too subtle, Anon

>>1009581
I was almost just triggered

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I usually hide in the woods parallel to popular trails and do wood knocks. The key is to stay far enough away so people only see you peripherally. So many times I see idiots walking across a trail way way to close to the hikers.

>>1008995
>No one expected this miracle

Except for the naturalists and wildlife officials that specifically re-introduced them for this exact purpose. Fucks sake.