Human feet tend to have one common feature, which is that the smaller toe curves inwards due to wearing shoes all our lives...
do you mind if I post those on a Bigfoot forum? I'm interested to see what so-called experts can find if they scrutinize them...
You know why I know the lockness monster is BS? Cause a few piranha, a few snake head, or a few cichlids released into a certain lake can devastate that ecosystem. Now, we are talking about a huge water animal, I would bet that animal would cause more damage than any piranha, snakehead, cichlid etc, can ever do. And we are talking about only one of them, imagine a group of them? If there is a group out there it would have destroyed that ecosystem already and people would see them a lot more often. People have investigated that lake and found NOTHING. Most of these cryptids are fiction.
Bigfoot ofcoursefound this while fishing a few weeks ago, def. Kept looking over my shoulder afterwards. I was a good 1-2 miles away from anywhere a human would go without shoes.
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P.s. no this is not my foot i was wearing boots and there were no other tracks around, a few partials and a clear trail through the water about 3 ft. Out like something was trying to hide them lol
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actually, the loch ness monster is said to have lived there for thousands of years. Its not as if it was just introduced. I believe that there would plenty of time for the ecosystem to evolve around it. Plus the lake is filled with a ton of connecting caves at the bottom, making sonar scanning alot harder.
Not saying I believe in it (I don't), just want to show the other side of the coin.