Could Bigfoot Survive in North America?

Kristine Barnes

What is Bigfoot’s Ideal Habitat?

According to Exemplore, Bigfoot is thought to have evolved from an ape. With that being said, Bigfoot is thought to be able to sustain itself in multiple different habitats, hot or cold, just like humans (Exemplore.com). Due to environmental factors, bigfoot’s existence cannot be discounted. North America has the proper ecosystems to support Bigfoot’s existence.

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Could Bigfoot be a Human?

Some believe Bigfoot to be a human dressed in an ape costume. Experts say this is not possible, as the dimensions of Bigfoot do not align with any human figure. According to Dr. Fahrenbach, Bigfoot’s proportions are not anything like a human’s. Bigfoot’s arms, legs, and height could not be mimicked by a costume. (bigfootencounters.com)

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Where is the evidence of Bigfoot?

There are many claims of spotting Bigfoot, but there is minimal evidence on his actual existence. Bigfoot is able to live within a multitude of habitats, which may play a role in collecting evidence to prove he exists. As stated on the Live Science website, sightings of Bigfoot are dispersed across the United States and Canada. The areas where there are the least amount of sightings can be were Bigfoot usually resides (Marc Lallanilla).

Sightings of Bigfoot, by Joshua Stevens. Livescience.com

When could we see Bigfoot?

As noted in the picture below, Bigfoot has many sightings in forests and other places with many trees and greenery. This would be an easy place for Bigfoot to take shelter in order to hide from many humans daily. Since people are less likely to be on trails during the night, this could be when Bigfoot takes action to travel.

”A Podcast About Bigfoot”, saswhat.podbean.com

Bigfoot has unique dimensions and posture. Bigfoot’s existence can not be denounced by the environment of North America, because there are too many areas that could suit the creature here. Many sightings of Bigfoot across North America supports the idea of there being more than one Bigfoot, and the idea that Bigfoot could live in different types of habitats.

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