I have in the past blogs have talked about how it is possible for our bipedal primate to be able to successfully hide from our society. I would like to talk a bit more on how it is possible even in modern times. There are many who feel our modern times are so "modern" with our technology that there is no more mystery. We have all the answers. That in itself tells me that our modern times have more in common with the dark ages of the past.
Why?
I feel that with this mindset it has closed our minds to learning and the possibilities of anything and everything. Which sounds a bit like the mindset of the dark ages. The only difference I can see is the fear factor but it may also play a factor in our modern time along with arrogance. The reality is that we do not have all the answers and never will. It is all about opinions and science's educated guesses. Our earth and the living beings living on the blue planet will always be mysterious. That includes us. We still don't know how and what with life beginning and when it ends. How will we be able to find the answers to the mystery when we are part of it?
With that said I would like to talk about how it is possible for a large bipedal primate to live successively here in North America right under our noses. I will point out that they have been known for hundreds of years by Native Americans and others but since they are only people and not the science community their insight and knowledge has been disregarded as myth or superstition.
How is that possible?
I suspect that this primate is intelligent and savvy in regards to human behavior and have adapted accordingly. Why not promote the idea of being a figment of someone imagination and hide in plain sight? I am thinking some of the urban legends and haunted stories of certain forest/woods/ravines could be linked to Bigfoot. Many of the sounds and sightings sound a lot like some of these legends and stories. How about the wildman or woman who everyone says is a hermit but no one has never seen but heard about? Sound familiar?
How about moving around mostly during the night time? Shadows? Weird sounds? Unexplained happenings? Animals behaving weirdly? Stories have been passed down through families who live by swamps/woods/forest. These stories have enough details that point to an unknown wild species here in America. If these wildlife savvy people know how to track and hunt to survive, how can you dismiss the stories and their knowledge? How do you explain how Native Americans knew how to react/deal with one and how to avoid it?
When you stop and look at some of what people have shared over the years many of the details are compelling enough to point to something big, hairy and walking on 2 legs here in North America. Many have shared the small details that even seems more compelling to me. Most stories may seemed to be based on fear or imagination will not have the details or descriptions unless it is based on something real and seen and experienced. When you have similar details that need to be seen in person and shared before modern times and could not shared like it would today speaks volumes to me. Its all about the details.
Now I would like to point out how it is possible for them to hide even in modern times with all our technology. Just the point of them using forested, wooded, rugged terrain makes it possible. Our technology still has problems with our woods/forest and rugged areas. Even our outlying areas of our urban locations are possible for them. We have many parks and designated wild areas for them to successfully remain hidden from us when needed. Then we have our remote wilderness areas. Just the sheer size and inaccessibility make it a perfect place for them.
Their ability to hide is not perfect. How do I know this? Because we have continual sightings of them on a consistent basis. The system works but its not failsafe. The main reason they are successful is our continual premise that they are a myth and not real. So even if seen it is dismissed as misidentification or an illusion.
How perfect is that for an intelligent primate to live successfully just out of reach of our society?
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