Quinlan
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http://tvnz.co.nz/view/page/425822/1984424
So researchers recently discovered 125,000 western lowland gorillas in an 47,000-square-kilometer area in the Congo. This means that the estimated population doubled overnight.
This made me wonder, if that massive amount of gorillas (a well known species) can go unnoticed right under the noses of researchers, would it really be that surprising if small breeding groups of sasquatch were also going unnoticed in the deepest, darkest, most remote parts of North America? (especially since bigfoot's are probably quite solitary which makes their discovery even more difficult than gorillas travelling/living in groups).
So researchers recently discovered 125,000 western lowland gorillas in an 47,000-square-kilometer area in the Congo. This means that the estimated population doubled overnight.
This made me wonder, if that massive amount of gorillas (a well known species) can go unnoticed right under the noses of researchers, would it really be that surprising if small breeding groups of sasquatch were also going unnoticed in the deepest, darkest, most remote parts of North America? (especially since bigfoot's are probably quite solitary which makes their discovery even more difficult than gorillas travelling/living in groups).