How Sasquatch May Be Primal & Feral Yet Intelligent

Editor’s Note: This is a post by Bigfoot Evidence contributor, Damian Bravo, a Sasquatch believer. You can join Damian's group Sasquatch Lives? on Facebook and the group's official page at www.sasquatchlives.com.

There are those of us that believe an amazing bipedal being is currently living a very unconventional life in the vast forests and mountains of North America. We can try to imagine how Sasquatch is surviving and if this Hominoid has skills and genetic traits that we no longer have. Early Hominid species lived in an ever changing world that provided an abundance of resources, but it was a difficult life that resulted in the extinction of many of these species, never to be seen again. For those that flourished and evolved, the most common adaptations became part of the primal and feral instincts which seem to be less common in larger evolved brains, in which intelligence overcame those primal and feral needs.

On the Island of Madagascar, there are numerous species of Lemurs, and these species of monkeys not only survived but thrived. Scientists have discovered that during their evolution, some lemurs mutated in such a way that even certain species that are almost identical cannot interbreed due to their genetic makeup. Could it be that Sasquatch is a mutation that branched off in our family tree of hominids just like certain lemurs did?

The definition of primal is used to describe feelings that are like the feelings of animals and that seem to come from a part of human nature that has existed since ancient times. Feral species lacks domestication and is wild and untamed but does not define by any means the possible intelligence based on these factors.

The common traits that we as humans share with Sasquatch is the typical description of the bipedal walk and very human like characteristics. Yet, those specific and possibly genetic similarities are nothing compared to the fur that covers Sasquatch entire body and its superhuman physical abilities. These described abilities seem to be very primal and feral behaviors. Some witnesses have even reported seeing Sasquatch use its four limbs to run and pounce like an animal to catch their prey.

If Sasquatch has both of these genetic traits, which could possibly be a mutation of a particular hominid species, could this possible mutation have given those uncanny abilities often described by witnesses?

The world is full of species that evolved to imitate other specific characteristic and traits such as the Fossa, which looks and has the traits of a cat but is actually classified in the mongoose family (Herpestidae). This species has evolved cat-like traits and hunts like the larger cats of the Felid species but is from an entirely different family.

We as Homo sapiens have long left behind the need to use crude tools and the need to hunt. Our own primal and feral instinct to survive is more about maintaining a job in a society which has more of a demand on social and economic behaviors. We have become the Apex species on the planet. Our adaptability has at times been the greatest part of our success. Yet with all of this, we cannot be so arrogant as to think we are and will always be the top species on the planet. If Sasquatch does truly exist and this species has survived side by side with us, it would be a testament to nature’s constant evolution and that we still have so much to learn.

Damian Bravo
www.sasquatchlives.com