The Cryptid/ Unexplained Event/ Paranormal Thread.

[Scottty]

 

[Captain X]

I'm guessing radiation had something to do with that.

 

[Typhonis]

Fucking Martians! I thought we got rid of them all?

 

[ATP]

Fucking Martians! I thought we got rid of them all?

Well,they said that they are persecuted lgbt black trans jewish palestinians,so i let them go.....
I would be named as antisemite if i do not help them,you must undarstandt my choice !

 

[Captain X]

 

[TheRejectionist]

I think this is the same channel that did audio-tales/narrations (?) of the Kandahar giants of Afghanistan. Granted, they are likely an hoax-like joke by an American lad that served there, but the country could in theory have those kinds of creatures.

 

[Sailor.X]

The American Lion still exists

 

[Bassoe]

If Big Foot is real (not to discount the perspectives of those who are bloody convinced they’ve seen one), I’d hypothesise it’s a descendant of or offshoot of Gigantopithecus. People describe the thing as absolutely massive, and as far as we know there’s only one species of Great Ape that fits the bill.

Speculative evolution theory, they’re human. No, not like that, instead, scenario; tomorrow, amateur big game hunters bring in a sasquatch corpse. The chaos begins when the DNA is tested and isn't a new species, the three meter tall thousand plus pound corpse is genetically human. More than that, it matches a previously-unsolved missing person case from the nineties.

Humans are heavily neotenous, meaning we retain juvenile traits into adulthood compared to other primate species. Another dramatic example of neoteny are axolotol salamanders, who, under artificial conditions can be induced to metamorphose. These are connected, sasquatchs are actually adult humans. Sagittal crest, brow ridge, much greater prognathism of the jaws, much furrier, a smaller braincase and eyes to face ratio, larger and less social, etc.

Just as iodine will trigger metamorphosis in axolotols, there's some unknown substance or phenomena with the same effect on humans and whatever it is, it can be found somewhere in the North American forest wilderness and mythological descriptions of a "curse" that transforms its victims into cannibalistic subhuman forest monsters indicate it's been there a while.

 

[ATP]

Speculative evolution theory, they’re human. No, not like that, instead, scenario; tomorrow, amateur big game hunters bring in a sasquatch corpse. The chaos begins when the DNA is tested and isn't a new species, the three meter tall thousand plus pound corpse is genetically human. More than that, it matches a previously-unsolved missing person case from the nineties.

Humans are heavily neotenous, meaning we retain juvenile traits into adulthood compared to other primate species. Another dramatic example of neoteny are axolotol salamanders, who, under artificial conditions can be induced to metamorphose. These are connected, sasquatchs are actually adult humans. Sagittal crest, brow ridge, much greater prognathism of the jaws, much furrier, a smaller braincase and eyes to face ratio, larger and less social, etc.

Just as iodine will trigger metamorphosis in axolotols, there's some unknown substance or phenomena with the same effect on humans and whatever it is, it can be found somewhere in the North American forest wilderness and mythological descriptions of a "curse" that transforms its victims into cannibalistic subhuman forest monsters indicate it's been there a while.

That is actually logical explanation.

 

[Sailor.X]

Speculative evolution theory, they’re human. No, not like that, instead, scenario; tomorrow, amateur big game hunters bring in a sasquatch corpse. The chaos begins when the DNA is tested and isn't a new species, the three meter tall thousand plus pound corpse is genetically human. More than that, it matches a previously-unsolved missing person case from the nineties.

Humans are heavily neotenous, meaning we retain juvenile traits into adulthood compared to other primate species. Another dramatic example of neoteny are axolotol salamanders, who, under artificial conditions can be induced to metamorphose. These are connected, sasquatchs are actually adult humans. Sagittal crest, brow ridge, much greater prognathism of the jaws, much furrier, a smaller braincase and eyes to face ratio, larger and less social, etc.

Just as iodine will trigger metamorphosis in axolotols, there's some unknown substance or phenomena with the same effect on humans and whatever it is, it can be found somewhere in the North American forest wilderness and mythological descriptions of a "curse" that transforms its victims into cannibalistic subhuman forest monsters indicate it's been there a while.

Humans don't get 8ft to 9ft tall with shaggy hair and eyes that reflect light like a cat. The one I saw was 8ft tall and looked like it weighed 700lbs.

 

[Bassoe]

That is actually logical explanation.

Doesn’t require a stable breeding population of Bigfeet, numerous enough to be seen more frequently or captured. There may only be a couple dozen Bigfeet in existence at a time, never encountering each other or reproducing and the “species” might temporarily go extinct any number of times before additional humans are exposed and metamorphose.

 

[Larry]

Speculative evolution theory, they’re human. No, not like that, instead, scenario; tomorrow, amateur big game hunters bring in a sasquatch corpse. The chaos begins when the DNA is tested and isn't a new species, the three meter tall thousand plus pound corpse is genetically human. More than that, it matches a previously-unsolved missing person case from the nineties.

Humans are heavily neotenous, meaning we retain juvenile traits into adulthood compared to other primate species. Another dramatic example of neoteny are axolotol salamanders, who, under artificial conditions can be induced to metamorphose. These are connected, sasquatchs are actually adult humans. Sagittal crest, brow ridge, much greater prognathism of the jaws, much furrier, a smaller braincase and eyes to face ratio, larger and less social, etc.

Just as iodine will trigger metamorphosis in axolotols, there's some unknown substance or phenomena with the same effect on humans and whatever it is, it can be found somewhere in the North American forest wilderness and mythological descriptions of a "curse" that transforms its victims into cannibalistic subhuman forest monsters indicate it's been there a while.

Honestly, I think the more logical explanation is that they're some species of primate that we haven't discovered yet.

Anyway, time for my story, this happened a couple of days ago.

I do a lot of outdoor activities like hunting and ATV riding. This particular day, it was around 8:30 at night, and I had stopped because I wanted a smoke break. After having a couple of smokes and two cans of beverages, I was getting ready to leave when I heard it. Something was walking through the woods, and based on the sounds, I knew that it wasn't a four-legged animal. It sounded exactly like something on two legs walking, and it wasn't putting much effort into being quiet.

I didn't stick around long enough to try and find it. I figured that if you're in the woods and something is making a point to make its presence known, that's a signal to leave.

I don't believe that it was a human, and given that I've already talked to the ones who would have been down there, I'm just going to say that I'm pretty sure that it was something big.

 

[ATP]

Humans don't get 8ft to 9ft tall with shaggy hair and eyes that reflect light like a cat. The one I saw was 8ft tall and looked like it weighed 700lbs.

Current humans.,who are neotenous.But what if our adult form is Bigfoot? and,thanks to that...

Doesn’t require a stable breeding population of Bigfeet, numerous enough to be seen more frequently or captured. There may only be a couple dozen Bigfeet in existence at a time, never encountering each other or reproducing and the “species” might temporarily go extinct any number of times before additional humans are exposed and metamorphose.

It explain why there is so few of them.Becouse humans rarely become "adult" those times.


By the way - i once read some english novel about some Lord who decide to take special diet,lived 200 years thanks to that - but also turned into neandertal....forget author and title,as usual.

 

[Bassoe]

Congenital gigantism and hypertrichosis. The genes for being nine feet tall and covered in fur are already there, they’re just recessive.

 

[Larry]

To bring something else up, I'm sure everyone here is familiar with Todd Standing and his Bigfoot footage.

The thing that bugs me about it is the fur or hair on the creature.

It's too perfect, and I don't mean too perfect as in it's fake, I mean too perfect as in I can't see anyone who would spend the time and money to make a Bigfoot hoax would slip up on something as simple as deciding to comb the fur. Or at least comb it to that level of neatness.

 

[Amused Bystander]

All this talk of Big Foot reminds me that here in the Philippines we have our own equivalent.