[quote]Gigantopithecus: read it. All we have of this species is teeth and jawbones, not real convincing. Assuming they do exist, they are only known to have existed in Asia (up until a few centuries ago). Thus, they would not likely explain Bigfoot, unless they migrated across the Bering Strait (is this what you think?). Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.[/quote] You'd have better luck asking someone else. [quote]Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.[/quote] Food is there. You eat. Food runs out. Search for another source of food. You move. Find another food source. You eat. And repeat. Why can't you think fo your self for once?

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Gigantopithecus: read it.

All we have of this species is teeth and jawbones, not real convincing.
Assuming they do exist, they are only known to have existed in Asia (up until a few centuries ago). Thus, they would not likely explain Bigfoot, unless they migrated across the Bering Strait (is this what you think?).

Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.

You'd have better luck asking someone else.

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Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.

Food is there. You eat. Food runs out. Search for another source of food. You move. Find another food source. You eat. And repeat. Why can't you think fo your self for once?

I know what migration is, BeDazed. I don't know what Syphon believes about how, when and where they migrate. As for the why, I want to know what their food source is and why it moves or fluctuates. I asked about Bigfoot's migration, not for a definition of the word migration. Thanks for taking another opportunity to attempt to needlessly insult me, though. [QUOTE]You'd have better luck asking someone else. [/QUOTE] I'm not sure what you're trying to say here and what part of my post you're replying to. Either way this seems pretty pointless because I already asked Syphon.

I know what migration is, BeDazed. I don't know what Syphon believes about how, when and where they migrate. As for the why, I want to know what their food source is and why it moves or fluctuates.

I asked about Bigfoot's migration, not for a definition of the word migration. Thanks for taking another opportunity to attempt to needlessly insult me, though.

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You'd have better luck asking someone else.

I'm not sure what you're trying to say here and what part of my post you're replying to. Either way this seems pretty pointless because I already asked Syphon.

[quote=frazz][URL=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigantopithecus]Gigantopithecus[/URL]: read it. All we have of this species is teeth and jawbones, not real convincing. Assuming they do exist, they are only known to have existed in Asia (up until a few centuries ago). Thus, they would not likely explain Bigfoot, unless they migrated across the Bering Strait (is this what you think?). Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.[/quote] Of course I believe they crossed the Bering Straight.. You know... Like people. I believe they spend the summer months in the Pacific North-West, upwards to BC, migrating down towards the Florida everglades during the winteryer times of year. ie, Skunk Ape ans Sasquatch are the same species.

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Gigantopithecus: read it.

All we have of this species is teeth and jawbones, not real convincing.
Assuming they do exist, they are only known to have existed in Asia (up until a few centuries ago). Thus, they would not likely explain Bigfoot, unless they migrated across the Bering Strait (is this what you think?).

Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.

Of course I believe they crossed the Bering Straight.. You know... Like people.

I believe they spend the summer months in the Pacific North-West, upwards to BC, migrating down towards the Florida everglades during the winteryer times of year. ie, Skunk Ape ans Sasquatch are the same species.

So, they migrate south, but none of them die until the Summer when they're up North?

So, they migrate south, but none of them die until the Summer when they're up North?

You guys got it all wrong, it's actually some kind of whacked out conspiracy...

You guys got it all wrong, it's actually some kind of whacked out conspiracy...

[quote=candle12345]You guys got it all wrong, it's actually some kind of whacked out conspiracy...[/quote] Made by Japanise, so they can claim all the sea food of the world!

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You guys got it all wrong, it's actually some kind of whacked out conspiracy...

Made by Japanise, so they can claim all the sea food of the world!

[quote=Syphon][quote=frazz][URL=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigantopithecus]Gigantopithecus[/URL]: read it. All we have of this species is teeth and jawbones, not real convincing. Assuming they do exist, they are only known to have existed in Asia (up until a few centuries ago). Thus, they would not likely explain Bigfoot, unless they migrated across the Bering Strait (is this what you think?). Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.[/quote] Of course I believe they crossed the Bering Straight.. You know... Like people. I believe they spend the summer months in the Pacific North-West, upwards to BC, migrating down towards the Florida everglades during the winteryer times of year. ie, Skunk Ape ans Sasquatch are the same species.[/quote]Large land animal migration= roadkill. Ever see deer cross an interstate?

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Gigantopithecus: read it.

All we have of this species is teeth and jawbones, not real convincing.
Assuming they do exist, they are only known to have existed in Asia (up until a few centuries ago). Thus, they would not likely explain Bigfoot, unless they migrated across the Bering Strait (is this what you think?).

Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.

Of course I believe they crossed the Bering Straight.. You know... Like people.

I believe they spend the summer months in the Pacific North-West, upwards to BC, migrating down towards the Florida everglades during the winteryer times of year. ie, Skunk Ape ans Sasquatch are the same species.

Large land animal migration= roadkill. Ever see deer cross an interstate?

[quote]I know what migration is, BeDazed. I don't know what Syphon believes about how, when and where they migrate. As for the why, I want to know what their food source is and why it moves or fluctuates. [/quote] Since we can't [b]OBVIOUSLY[/b] find any evidence on their existance- [b]WE PROBABLY WON'T KNOW[/b].

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I know what migration is, BeDazed. I don't know what Syphon believes about how, when and where they migrate. As for the why, I want to know what their food source is and why it moves or fluctuates.

Since we can't OBVIOUSLY find any evidence on their existance- WE PROBABLY WON'T KNOW.

Hence, I was asking for Syphon's opinion.

Hence, I was asking for Syphon's opinion.

You mean made up lies. Theres a big difference between a lie and an opinion. If you wanted opinion, why don't you give one yourself?- Er I mean lies. Sorry.

You mean made up lies. Theres a big difference between a lie and an opinion. If you wanted opinion, why don't you give one yourself?- Er I mean lies. Sorry.

[quote=BeDazed]You mean made up lies. Theres a big difference between a lie and an opinion. If you wanted opinion, why don't you give one yourself?- Er I mean lies. Sorry.[/quote] Stop trolling for christ's sake. If that's not what you're doing, then try presenting your posts with a little less of an "I'm better than you" tone plz. I don't care if you're right. Either way, stop it.

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You mean made up lies. Theres a big difference between a lie and an opinion. If you wanted opinion, why don't you give one yourself?- Er I mean lies. Sorry.

Stop trolling for christ's sake. If that's not what you're doing, then try presenting your posts with a little less of an "I'm better than you" tone plz. I don't care if you're right. Either way, stop it.

[quote=AntiSleep][quote=Syphon][quote=frazz][URL=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigantopithecus]Gigantopithecus[/URL]: read it. All we have of this species is teeth and jawbones, not real convincing. Assuming they do exist, they are only known to have existed in Asia (up until a few centuries ago). Thus, they would not likely explain Bigfoot, unless they migrated across the Bering Strait (is this what you think?). Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.[/quote] Of course I believe they crossed the Bering Straight.. You know... Like people. I believe they spend the summer months in the Pacific North-West, upwards to BC, migrating down towards the Florida everglades during the winteryer times of year. ie, Skunk Ape ans Sasquatch are the same species.[/quote]Large land animal migration= roadkill. Ever see deer cross an interstate?[/quote] Great apes are... A bit more intelligent than even toed ungulates. [quote=frazz]Hence, I was asking for Syphon's opinion.[/quote] My theory is the migration is due to weather, not food sources. Great apes aren't good at surviving sub zero temperatures for long.

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Gigantopithecus: read it.

All we have of this species is teeth and jawbones, not real convincing.
Assuming they do exist, they are only known to have existed in Asia (up until a few centuries ago). Thus, they would not likely explain Bigfoot, unless they migrated across the Bering Strait (is this what you think?).

Please explain to me the details of their migratory patterns (just general sorts of areas, no need to get really detailed) and why they migrate.

Of course I believe they crossed the Bering Straight.. You know... Like people.

I believe they spend the summer months in the Pacific North-West, upwards to BC, migrating down towards the Florida everglades during the winteryer times of year. ie, Skunk Ape ans Sasquatch are the same species.

Large land animal migration= roadkill. Ever see deer cross an interstate?

Great apes are... A bit more intelligent than even toed ungulates.

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Hence, I was asking for Syphon's opinion.

My theory is the migration is due to weather, not food sources. Great apes aren't good at surviving sub zero temperatures for long.

Ok, now that we've got that down, what evidence do you have for this theory?

Ok, now that we've got that down, what evidence do you have for this theory?

[quote=frazz]Ok, now that we've got that down, what evidence do you have for this theory?[/quote] Similar reports of the Skunk Ape of the Florida everglades and Big Foot in the Pacific Northwest. And yaknow, the Skunk Ape pictures, which match exactly with what extant G. Blacki would look like. (ie, an enormous Orangutan.) coupled with the lack of reasonable photos of Big Foot. The fact that great apes cannot survive outdoors in cold temperatures, and the greater abundance of wild vegetation and cover in the northwest. Also the crossing of Cro-Magnun man into North America, which co-existed with G. Blacki. [img]http://www.lorencoleman.com/images/MAPhotosm.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.lorencoleman.com/images/Myakka_ape2_closeup.jpg[/img] Compare with reconstructions of Blacki... [img]http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/mythiccreatures/land/images/29-Gigantopithecus-model_lg.jpg[/img] [img]http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/12/images/051208_giant_ape.jpg[/img] [img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b7/Gigantopithecus.jpg/450px-Gigantopithecus.jpg[/img] The only credible looking photos of "Bigfoot" I can find (The Rick Jacobs photographs) also share a gait with orangutans, albeit a young one. Also consider the fact that gorillas were only discovered in the 1800s, and they live in the cradle of civilization.

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Ok, now that we've got that down, what evidence do you have for this theory?

Similar reports of the Skunk Ape of the Florida everglades and Big Foot in the Pacific Northwest. And yaknow, the Skunk Ape pictures, which match exactly with what extant G. Blacki would look like. (ie, an enormous Orangutan.) coupled with the lack of reasonable photos of Big Foot. The fact that great apes cannot survive outdoors in cold temperatures, and the greater abundance of wild vegetation and cover in the northwest. Also the crossing of Cro-Magnun man into North America, which co-existed with G. Blacki.





Compare with reconstructions of Blacki...







The only credible looking photos of "Bigfoot" I can find (The Rick Jacobs photographs) also share a gait with orangutans, albeit a young one.

Also consider the fact that gorillas were only discovered in the 1800s, and they live in the cradle of civilization.

[quote][QUOTE]How do you know they don't bury their dead?[/QUOTE]There would be countless unexplained graves in random places.[/quote]Because everyone knows that any species that buries its dead has a stone with the name, year of birth, year of death, and some quote put right on top of where it was buried. Also nobody has brought up that they may have been buried in [i]caves[/i], not necessarily in filled holes. Even if they were buried in filled holes, in a forest there is a lot of plant matter on the ground and it may not stand out. You also need to keep in mind not all species leave their dead to rot out in the open.

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How do you know they don't bury their dead?

There would be countless unexplained graves in random places.

Because everyone knows that any species that buries its dead has a stone with the name, year of birth, year of death, and some quote put right on top of where it was buried. Also nobody has brought up that they may have been buried in caves, not necessarily in filled holes. Even if they were buried in filled holes, in a forest there is a lot of plant matter on the ground and it may not stand out. You also need to keep in mind not all species leave their dead to rot out in the open.

[quote=FaRTy1billion][quote][QUOTE]How do you know they don't bury their dead?[/QUOTE]There would be countless unexplained graves in random places.[/quote]Because everyone knows that any species that buries its dead has a stone with the name, year of birth, year of death, and some quote put right on top of where it was buried. Also nobody has brought up that they may have been buried in [i]caves[/i], not necessarily in filled holes. Even if they were buried in filled holes, in a forest there is a lot of plant matter on the ground and it may not stand out. You also need to keep in mind not all species leave their dead to rot out in the open.[/quote] Maybe they're super intelligent gorillas? Is that what you're trying to point out?

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How do you know they don't bury their dead?

There would be countless unexplained graves in random places.

Because everyone knows that any species that buries its dead has a stone with the name, year of birth, year of death, and some quote put right on top of where it was buried. Also nobody has brought up that they may have been buried in caves, not necessarily in filled holes. Even if they were buried in filled holes, in a forest there is a lot of plant matter on the ground and it may not stand out. You also need to keep in mind not all species leave their dead to rot out in the open.

Maybe they're super intelligent gorillas? Is that what you're trying to point out?

OMG THAT THING IS IN FLORIDA! *packs*

OMG THAT THING IS IN FLORIDA!

*packs*

[quote=ClansAreForGays]OMG THAT THING IS IN FLORIDA! *packs*[/quote] Yeah... It's kinda small for a Gigantopithecus though, they said it was only 7 feet while slouching. So there might be bigger ones there.

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OMG THAT THING IS IN FLORIDA!

*packs*

Yeah... It's kinda small for a Gigantopithecus though, they said it was only 7 feet while slouching. So there might be bigger ones there.

Pictures can be forged. Two dark, grainy, context-less photos serve as very minor evidence for something completely unprecedented.

Pictures can be forged. Two dark, grainy, context-less photos serve as very minor evidence for something completely unprecedented.

Photographic evidence is easily faked, show me a body or live specimen! Any biological sample big enough to pull DNA from is plenty.

Photographic evidence is easily faked, show me a body or live specimen! Any biological sample big enough to pull DNA from is plenty.