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Originally Posted by Blondus
Bigfoot may exist or may have existed, but the fact that bigfoot and similar creatures are spotted so seldom implies that it is not a nomerous species. And the chances for a species with so few members to actually survive and reproduce over this length of time without multiplying are small.
If bigfoot is walking around in the woods somewhere, he's got to be one inbred bugger.
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Unless of course they live in small "packs" and one of them goes out to search for food, water and whatnot. The others stay at some safe place and wait for their mate to return. That's why you never see more than one at the same time.
The animal world has weird stuff to offer.