Welcome to part two of our conversation with Ryan Edward about the world of cryptids.

Is there ever been any, obviously, you know, there's people, though, will have the accounts of seeing some of these things.

Sometimes there's accounts of seeing evidence like a footprint here and there.

But what about habitat?

Specifically when we're talking about things like your bigfoot

or something of that nature. Sasquatch, I mean, you would almost assume, I mean, almost all

animals and creatures in general have some sort of home base or habitat that they return to, and whether it be their nest, whether it be a cave, some sort of home base or habitat that they return to and whether it be their nest, whether it be

a cave, some sort of dwelling that they call home.

Is there ever been anything that's been found in research where someone goes, this looks

like a habitat for something, but it doesn't seem to, it's not for a deer,

it's not for this, it's not for that.

Has there ever been anything that's found out there that someone goes, I wonder if this habitat here is for,

you know, a bigfoot or something of that nature?

Actually, that has occurred, well, particularly into Bigfoot Field, into Sasquatch.

Actually, I believe it was in the 1990s or early 2000s in Ohio.

There was a giant nest found, as if almost like an igloo, but created from branches and trigs and leaves that was interroven and it was huge it could fit

maybe two or three large men in it and the opening was for something very large and people went

and what they looked at at is like okay a kid can't create this it would take maybe 20 kids

over several weeks to create this because of how intricate it was.

And when they looked at that nest, when you realize that great apes built nests.

So people have speculated that grass hut was created by a saskatch.

And also, let's say, the environment, if you look at when you think about the environment of North America, you believe, okay, have things known. There's no giant wildernesses out there, which a lot of people assume that while in reality, there's a lot of wilderness out there. There's a lot of places, even if you get maybe 20 minutes away from a large town, that you can get lost in easily, due to how big the forest are, especially in the Pacific Northwest and Canada. And heck, even parts of, let's just say the American South, there's parts of the swamps and bottom lands that a human can get lost

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