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Skeptoid #656: And Bigfoot Said...

Skeptoid

Brian Dunning

Skeptic, Social Sciences, Skepticism, Paranormal, Conspiracy Theories, Urban Legends, Science, History

4.63K Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2019

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

We compare vocalizations attributed to Bigfoot with the sounds of real animals known to be in the area.

Transcript

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0:00.0

If you happen to know any true believers in Bigfoot and can engage them in conversation

0:08.1

about the evidence for such a fantastical creature, one thing you might get is the fact

0:13.2

that quite a few audio recordings purport to be of the elusive beasties' calls in the

0:18.7

wild.

0:19.7

Today, we're going to listen to some of these and see if we, too, are forced to conclude

0:25.5

that the reality of Bigfoot is indeed the best fitting explanation.

0:30.5

That's all coming up next on Skeptoy.

0:35.5

You're listening to Skeptoy, I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoy.com.

0:43.8

And Bigfoot said,

0:45.8

Today, we're going to head out into the deep dark woods of the Pacific Northwest, legendary

0:51.7

home of a great hulking bipedal ape, the Sasquatch.

0:56.5

Known to us only by anecdotal accounts, Bigfoot, as we more commonly call it, is said to

1:02.2

be fond of making vocalizations, whistles, screams, and grunts.

1:07.7

Many a Bigfoot hunter has made recordings, and today we're going to listen to some of

1:11.3

the best regard of these and compare them to known sounds.

1:16.2

Will any of them stand up to scrutiny?

1:19.1

Well, we'll see.

1:22.4

Without further ado, we'll get right to what you most want to hear.

1:26.0

This is one of the most classic and best known recordings, a sort of long drawn-out howl,

1:31.2

said we've been recorded in Ohio in 1994.

1:46.2

Another really famous recording is this whoop.

2:02.2

Many of them follow this theme of high whistling or drawn-out howls, like this one claims to

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