Bigfoot and Beyond with Cliff and Bobo.

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And now your hosts, Cliff Berkman and James Bobo Faye.

Hey, Cliff.

Hey, Bobo.

How you doing today?

Good, man, good.

How's going with you?

It's going all right.

It's been an adventurous week to say the least. Yeah. Yep, I had four nights out and it was totally dead in coyotes and

stuff like that. I mean, it's beautiful and all that. But anyways, let's get right to the chase today.

Yeah, we'll have to talk about Bigfoot stuff later. We have something a little bit more pressing

on the desk today. Yep, we got a guy I first came aware of a couple years ago or whenever maybe it was a year ago when he was on Joe Rogan. And then he actually was on Animal Planet after we left, Forrest Galante, and he's got extinct or alive of it, which basically deals with cryptids. Because cryptosology just doesn't mean undiscovered. It could be something that was known to exist, but hasn't been seen, thought to be extinct for a long time that it's rediscovered. So that could be a crypto species too. Yeah, they're kind of called a Lazarus species, I think, you know, after the biblical story. Yeah. So anyways, without further ado, this is Forrest Galante. Yeah, hey, gentlemen. How are you?

Good, thanks, Forrest. Absolutely great. Thrilled to have you on, by the way. I love talking to adventures, and people are doing more or less the same thing that Bobo and I are trying to do, but a little bit different because you're actually succeeding. Yeah, so far it's been good. Yeah, so yeah, I'm a wildlife biologist by trade and a tracker

and a rare species expert. And I do. One of the things I target primarily is Lazarus taxon,

which are animals that have theoretically been declared extinct wrongfully. And so, you know,

I like to try and challenge that

notion and have done so, you know, many times, but eight times successfully now. So yeah, it's been,

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