>>224115>Human perception has a lot of quirks and memory is very easily to manipulate.True, but what are the chances of thousands of people reporting seeing the exact same creature?
>Many other explanations are more likelySuch as?
>People see these things everywhere, even dumpster diving in suburbsNo they don't, there are areas known to be conducive to having encounters with them, pic related.
>no evidenceSee:
>>228113>The truth is, bigfoot only dates back to 1958, and a bunch of people just started shoehorning unrelated stories into their own narrativeThe idea that Ray Wallace invented sasquatches is patent nonsense. If that were true, there would be no American Indian legends, no Ape Canyon encounter, and no Albert Ostman story.
>>228701>>228717You're assuming we're dealing with a regular flesh-and-blood creature. There have been people who report encountering them and seeing them vanish before their eyes, or seeing them in areas known to be UFO hot-spots. They seem to have a sixth sense in avoiding people, and tend to only be seen when they want to be.
