Quote from: The PredBen on Mar 09, 2010, 01:02:12 PM
It doesn't exist? You know that 100%?
There is a chance bigfoot exists.
Here is a story:
In florida during a summer night a young man hit his car into something large. He described it as a " Man wearing a fur coat ". The firefighters came and saw that the car had a massive dent in it. They were shocked that the " Man " wasn't on the ground as he should've been.
They brough out two bloodhounds to search the area. The bloodhounds picked up an odd scent and chased after something in the brush. The " Man " however splashed into the water and they lost its scent.
What happened that night? Was it a man who magically wasn't injured when the car hit him hard?
I don't know what happened that night, but just because you can't explain the circumstances around are really broken story means that bigfoot is a reasonable conclusion. "Was it a man that magically wasn't injured?" No clue, but I know men exist so I would bet that before a mytholgical great ape that magically wasn't injured. Really, I'd leave magic out of it, thats just silly. I'd also bet a black bear was hit. Not knowing though, I can't say. I do know guessing a known creature would be a better move than assuming it was crypto creature.
Where is one shred of reliable physical evidence? How has no one found any, or captured the beast, with so many looking? Such lack of evidence and the extent of its elusive nature would suggest an extremely small breeding population, yet here they are spread all over the world with "over 10,000 sightings" over many generations. Such a large area of habitat, with such varied types, with no physical evidence and with such an elusive nature; these qualities do not mesh.
People, even those experienced, misunderstand what they see and eye-witnesses (especially those at night, who just experienced a trauma like a traffic collision) are very unreliable.
