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Welcome to Fere the Week episode 5.

I'm going to tell you about Bugs that make their home on our bodies.

What do you hear about the mites that get on your face?

They're right on my face.

So beforehand, another paranormal story.

This really isn't as much of a story as it is a conversation once again came from our buddies over at Pararash and all from Cliff.

This is a question that almost every paranormal person asks who's a cryptid fan or a bigfoot fan.

If human remains can be found in a Pacific Northwest many years after death, why can't anyone find bigfoot remains?

Everybody always has to always think, well bigfoot or round, how can you ever find any of the bones?

Well, this is some good information here.

We absolutely could find bigfoot remains in the woods, but the odds of it happening are incredibly small due to several very reasonable factors that we will go over in this article.

So, what do they eat their own bones of their family?

You're probably closer than you think.

Really? Or is that what the book says?

No, no, I'm just saying it's closer to that than you would realize.

First, for us to find bigfoot remains, a bigfoot would have to die and not be hidden by its family.

Obviously, we don't know what they do with their dead, but bigfoot, by all accounts, are communal creatures and very well could have a funeral or grieving ceremony of some sort.

This would make finding bigfoot remains incredibly difficult.

If they buried their dead, it would take a small miracle for us to find a body that had been buried and then somehow unearthed.

Next, assuming a lone bigfoot passed away and just dropped on the forest floor, it would have to do it somewhere where humans could find it and be found rather quickly.

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