Creatures, Myths & Legends

Why are TV investigators having such a hard time 'Finding Bigfoot' ?

By T.K. Randall
March 3, 2022

Image: AI-generated (Bing AI / Dall-E 3) According to a growing number of enthusiasts, investigators and armchair biologists, North America is home to a population of unidentified, bipedal, ape-like creatures that are very good at hiding.

The problem is, however, that despite extensive efforts by numerous television crews, nobody has ever been able to find any conclusive evidence to suggest that Bigfoot actually exists.

In a recent interview with cryptozoologist Loren Coleman, the Sun Journal's Kathryn Skelton asked why, after decades of searching, this continues to be the case.

"By the time you get out your cellphone and turn it on, the Bigfoot has already left," said Coleman who has spent years investigating the phenomenon and even has his own cryptozoology museum.

"I think all of the tree knocking, howling, finding nests, they're all really getting distracted."Intriguingly, Coleman believes that the pheromones of male investigators could be part of the reason that Bigfoot has been unwilling to show itself.

"I have a feeling that there's something in the pheromones in males that are driving Bigfoot from them, and most of the success that's occurring is with small groups of women," he said.

"The way that Bigfoot will be discovered is in one small area of the Pacific Northwest when a group of women go out and just stay in the woods for six months."

Any volunteers... ?

Source: Sun Journal

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