What are bigfoot's conjectures in the primeval jungle of North America?

In the primitive jungle of North America, there have been rumors since 1955 that there is a kind of "bigfoot" similar to Asian savages living here. At that time, the newspaper also reported that a body was captured, killed and found, but witnesses denied that they had found the body of this "monster".

Found that this strange animal doesn't like sunshine. They like to go out at night. In order to know more about them, Ivan Max studied them as early as 1950s. And got some information from the local Indians and Eskimos. By tracking and investigating them, he found that these strange animals have the ability to escape from the enemy.

People don't believe in such "big feet", and neither does Ivan. But in 195 1 10, Ivan found a strange footprint on the top of a dead horse in Sikoyu County, Northern California. He concluded that it was the footprint of "bigfoot", which made him doubt his previous views for the first time.

One day, when Ivan Max was hunting a puma in Walter Mountain, Nevada, he found a black, tall and terrible humanoid creature 500 meters away. He immediately photographed it with a telephoto lens. He said, "That thing is so weird, strange, and it may be dangerous. I don't want to go near it again."

1One day in May, 970, when he and Rene Dynton, a Swiss explorer of bigfoot, chased bigfoot in colville, Washington, they found many widely distributed bigfoot again, and they also made plaster models of such footprints.

Dr Grover Crantz, an anthropologist at Washington State University, commented after identifying the model: The footprints are abnormally curved, uplifted and meticulous, which is true in terms of anatomical accuracy.

1970 10 In June, a Bigfoot was hit by a car on the road north of colville. Max rushed to the scene after hearing the news. He saw that bigfoot, who was shot but not seriously injured, was covered in black hair. He ran away in panic and soon disappeared into the jungle. Max only took some pictures of animals stumbling. Soon, when Max was patrolling near Garib Bend in the east of Lake Pliester, Idaho, he suddenly found a reddish-brown "Bigfoot" running towards a swamp, and its body sometimes showed human limbs and broad back between the trunks.

1972, in a snowstorm in northern California, there was a huge white-haired "Bigfoot" jumping around. Studies have shown that male chimpanzees also prance in storms, and with the maturity of the body, the body hair in some parts of the body will become particularly white. Does this white-haired Bigfoot have something in common with chimpanzees in habits?

1977 In April, near the snowy mountain in Shasta County, California, Max found a male "Bigfoot" standing in the swamp, scooping water with his hands and shaking his body vigorously to drive away swarms of mosquitoes. Its fur is as bright as an otter, and the hair on its head is split in half at the seam, which is the characteristic of embryonic development. One day in 65438+February of the same year, when Max and his wife were searching along a footprint that might be "Bigfoot", they suddenly heard the sound of a broken branch approaching them. Max thought he had met a bear. He took the gun off his shoulder. Just then, suddenly a "Bigfoot" shook his head and came at them very quickly. Max knocked it down in self-defense

"bigfoot" rolled back and forth on the ground, struggling painfully, clutching his ass with one hand, jumping up and running behind a big tree, with a tired face and kicking convulsively. Peggy kept snapping the film until it ran out, and then took pictures with the camera.

Bigfoot limped away quickly, and soon stopped limping, but strode energetically. Max and Peggy followed "bigfoot" carefully.

After a while, "bigfoot" climbed a lava ridge, stopped, swung his long arm and looked back at Max and them menacingly. The hair on the top of bigfoot's forehead stands upright, which is terrible! In order to avoid its retaliatory attack, Max and Peggy left in a hurry.

Anthropologists believe that "bigfoot" is probably a vegetarian hominid similar to Australopithecus robustus or Australopithecus bowman. They like to live in humid forests, and their leg posture, external shape of pelvis and male and female genitals are similar to those of humans.

However, most apes are not used to water, but bigfoot is very good at swimming and even diving, and is used to living on aquatic food in intertidal zones, streams, lakes and swamps. Anthropologists speculate that bigfoot is a water ape living in cold regions.

Ivan Max spent 33 years shooting a lot of precious scenes of bigfoot activities in North America, and Amazing Vision Company produced a large-scale documentary "The Mystery of bigfoot", which vividly showed the appearance and behavior of this animal and made the world amazed.

There is no doubt that bigfoot is the most famous mystery in hidden zoology in North America. Once it is proved to be true (any event that lacks real specimens will not make most scientists feel credible), it will make people have to re-examine the evolutionary history of mankind. Because if bigfoot really exists, they may be our close relatives. In fact, believers in bigfoot believe that they are either apes or early humans.

Bigfoot is a huge ape-like or anthropoid ape, which is widely distributed in the northwestern United States (Northern California, Oregon, Washington and Idaho) and western Canada (British Columbia and Alberta), where there are vast mountains and forests. Therefore, the existence of this animal-although all cases have not been finally confirmed, some witnesses themselves have been shocked-is at least possible, even if it is still incredible.

According to john green, a famous Canadian Bigfoot investigator and writer, the average height of these animals is 7.5 feet. They seem to like being alone and are rarely seen with other companions. Their bodies are covered with hair, and their limbs are not like apes, but more like people. However, their shoulders are wide, they have no neck, their faces and noses are flat, their foreheads are tilted, their brow bones are prominent, and their heads are tapered, which makes them more like animals than people. They eat both animals and plants. They like to stay up all day and go out at night, but they don't like to be active in cold weather.

The Colonial 190 1 published by Victoria, British Columbia, Canada reported the experience of a lumberjack named Mike King working in vancouver island near Campbell River. At that time, Kim stayed there alone because his porter said they were afraid of a kind of "monkey man" in the forest and refused to go with him. One night, the carpenter saw a "man and beast" washing feet in the river. When the animal saw him, it let out a cry and ran quickly to the mountain, then stopped at a place and looked back at him. Jin said that this animal "is covered with reddish-brown fur and has long arms, so it is very flexible when climbing mountains or' running' in the forest. Its footprints are particularly human, but its toes are obviously long and wide. "

1904 12 14 The Colonial newspaper reported that four other reliable witnesses also saw animals similar to bigfoot in vancouver island. Three years later, the newspaper reported that some Indians had left their village. The residents were scared away by a "savage like a monkey", who "appeared on the shore at night and made mysterious strange calls". Residents in western Canada are very familiar with bigfoot in his hair. This is because a teacher named Burns often writes about it. He teaches on an Indian reservation near Harrison Hot Springs in British Columbia. From the stories of local Indians, Burns felt that bigfoot was not the same as the legendary "Super Ape", who was a clever and supernatural Indian giant.

Other people who claimed to have seen this hairy beast included a British Columbia man named Albert osterman. He stood up at 1957 and reported an incident that claimed to have happened at 1924. At that time, he was on an exploration trip in Doba Bay, opposite vancouver island. One night, while he was sleeping, something "fished" him up with his sleeping bag and was "carried" for several miles. When he was finally "unloaded", he found himself a prisoner of a family. There are adult men and women, boys and girls, and they are all giants like apes! Although these "people" are friendly to him, they obviously don't want him to escape. Only when an adult man has a severe cough caused by chewing tobacco will he have a chance to escape there. Osterman experienced this experience for six days. Those who visited him, including exotic animal experts john green and Ivan Sanderson, have no doubt about his honesty and mental health. Even primatologist Napier thought the incident was "convincing".

Another incredible story tells that a group of miners were attacked by some bigfoot, which happened in the San hellens Mountain and the Louis River area in the southwest of Washington. 1924 One night in July, two miners-for at least a week, they became a little nervous because they kept hearing strange and terrible screams from nearby mountains-saw an anthropoid animal that was only 7 feet high and shot. They quickly ran back to the hut, where, together with two other miners, they were attacked by a group of such animals all night. They threw stones at the house and tried to break in. Reporters from Portland Oregon newspaper found some huge footprints when they arrived at the scene. The place where this episode took place has since been called "Ape Canyon".

1967, Fred Baker, one of the parties to this incident, and his son Ronald published a pamphlet recalling this encounter, entitled "I fought with the ape-man on Mount St. hellens". 1982 In an interview with a Vancouver newspaper, 86-year-old Rand Mullens admitted that he and his uncle were two miners who caused this incident a long time ago. He joked that there was "a little trouble" on the way back to the station after fishing on the uncle and nephew. Ronald Baker rejected the idea that the whole story was just "a conspiracy". . Rodney Johnson, a wildlife biologist, believes that "this animal seems to be swinging its feet to leave these footprints". He also pointed out that in a place where footprints were found, "it seems that some forest garbage (such as pine needles) was swept aside, which is by no means a natural situation."

Others questioned Freeman's honesty. Bob Titmus, who has been tracking the bigfoot incident for a long time, thinks that Freeman is making evidence artificially. In a TV interview, Freeman once admitted to forging these footprints of bigfoot! Although the footprints that Freeman "discovered" are not necessarily true, there are still a lot of footprints in bigfoot that need to be explained. John Napier wrote that if we want to say that all these footprints are forged, we have to believe an almost impossible fact: the discovery in all areas from San Francisco to Vancouver is a big conspiracy. But soon someone put forward another view, if this animal really exists in the northwest, why can it remain invisible forever?