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Watching the news stories about all the horrible fires out west. It occurred to me that several of the fires are burning near areas that have had lots of Bigfoot sightings. Its the forests where its told DB Cooper jump out of that plane never to be seen again.
And reports of Bigfoot's running for their lives away from the fires?
IF they are living in deep underground cave systems, the fires wont harm them, however it may force them to search elsewhere for food (if all other wildlife has left the area)
I am assuming there have been other times when their habitat has been threatened by fire. Maybe they have a few months worth of water, provisions, fuel, and a load of smoked deer squirreled away in their cave for just such an emergency.
These creatures are not human. Femal DNA for one is human. The male side is something else. They will not be there.
Do you have a link for that observation? Why is your camp split on this where many claim they are just an undiscovered species? Are you in communication with them and telling them not to land the spaceship in fire danger zones?
Since we have never had any formal communication with this mystical primate I would assume the could be anywhere or nowhere.
IF they are living in deep underground cave systems, the fires wont harm them, however it may force them to search elsewhere for food (if all other wildlife has left the area)
Exactly. They know where to go; they have been hiding from us in North America for centuries now.
Karst Zones.
We had the Waldo Canyon fire here in 2012. It burned slightly north of our famous Bigfoot sighting area, which is on top of a huge Karst Aquifer at the base of Pikes Peak. The fire turned into the deadly firestorm when a collapsing cumulus cloud fed the fire with a blast of oxygen & it turned into a two mile long wall inferno, racing down a mountainside & into city limits.
We are still dealing with the deer, bears, coyotes, etc, that ran into the suburbs for safety. The have claimed the town as their home. A fire official said we didn't actually see a huge loss of wildlife: "What runs, ran. What flies; flew. What crawls; crawled"
Well then; what hides; hid.
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