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Speaker 4: Robert Cryer Robert Bryer, I spent most of his life
Speaker 4: in the Southwest regions of the country as an adventure explorer,
Speaker 4: speciality in research and recovery projects of various forms.
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Speaker 4: Robert also specialized in various pathologies like such service imogen
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Speaker 6: And law or Canadians. My player to introduced mister Robert Prayer,
Speaker 6: Welcome to twenty twenty four old our mountain picular. Can
Speaker 6: we get a little applause? The organizers in dem right
Speaker 6: thanks to that. The lad is Robert Bryer.
Speaker 3: I only Andrea founded Ady Research and Recovery and Exploration
Speaker 3: Company as our private exploration.
Speaker 6: I'm not primarily an APT researcher. Became us a whole
Speaker 6: different positions where it's really probably anybody else out there.
Speaker 6: It comes from the aspect of your research, your recovery.
Speaker 3: Of enigmatic editence, let's say generally, burn I am treaded
Speaker 3: ancient history, ancient advanced technology, a lot of factoor facts
Speaker 3: that along with that, and during those time in which
Speaker 3: we are put in some of the most rugged positions
Speaker 3: and the most out of the way places there are
Speaker 3: to encountered these I'm not gonna.
Speaker 6: Say animal don't know what I do. We're all animals.
Speaker 6: Let's know that these denigerdation work. Regardless. We had a
Speaker 6: lot of physical experience.
Speaker 3: Because at about twenty ten I came off a major project.
Speaker 3: Is at a very bad pace in.
Speaker 6: My mouth that we not what we're going to do.
Speaker 3: Other than that I am transfer your company side. I
Speaker 3: saw around that time things data was dead were basically
Speaker 3: a joke. The boys that really want to give it
Speaker 3: out and get those dancers didn't have the experience, and
Speaker 3: it's no shot eads.
Speaker 6: Then whatsoever the day were did.
Speaker 3: Now they experience the team, the equipment, or whatever it
Speaker 3: takes to bring some serious nature in the subject.
Speaker 6: What I saw instead was what I said before, a
Speaker 6: person an invasional costume riding quantating an ice cream boll.
Speaker 6: That kind of triggered us over. I thought, you know what,
Speaker 6: instead of doing the things where.
Speaker 3: Large finance companies the primary viguar or kind of backdoor have.
Speaker 6: Used us to take advantage of our work in research
Speaker 6: and then hybrids, we'll just go in vadion that because
Speaker 6: we already had video that I had shot a ninety
Speaker 6: four on the subject, you know, we begin to put
Speaker 6: that out and.
Speaker 3: That started basically our entire game with the say now
Speaker 3: I have to skip a lot because this is a
Speaker 3: long reputation being sweez in the very short time period.
Speaker 6: Impologized the SERI it can't be moving out cultination of all.
Speaker 3: These years experience ended up being where we were asked
Speaker 3: to work with Oxford University in a mudium.
Speaker 6: Of duology and we dan switch to it and later.
Speaker 3: To you and you don't want to feel to study
Speaker 3: with the University of New Mexico out most of which
Speaker 3: during this presentation will be data of this gamagry. We
Speaker 3: want those two research emers, so let me get into it.
Speaker 3: My presentation is if ethology, behavior, DNA, and the governments,
Speaker 3: why you don't know both the scientific opinion on stickboot
Speaker 3: and why you don't know about.
Speaker 6: What's been scientifically a complimens regardum.
Speaker 3: We'm going to start with a quote I started going
Speaker 3: to Doyle. When you have eliminated the if possible, whatever may,
Speaker 3: however improbable, must be truth biology, diet and acquisition. Even
Speaker 3: a lot of biologists overlook who lot of food sources
Speaker 3: when they regard the species as their gentification when.
Speaker 6: They cannot live in in new wilds out there. Something
Speaker 6: we can.
Speaker 3: Notice all of the commonis requires consistent source of rings.
Speaker 3: It's very important. Things that are overlooked are like algae.
Speaker 3: Algae is very important that it contains way more than
Speaker 3: you ever would believe that cod plus all the microorganisms
Speaker 3: that's consumed along with recing where they've eaten algae and
Speaker 3: sand on that trouble I need to sustained on the
Speaker 3: things so learn, and having the.
Speaker 6: Family unit as an area in a group, little forests
Speaker 6: won't containe because most forests don't have a continuous foot.
Speaker 6: The Russian all of in particular as an infantryor across
Speaker 6: the United States and able.
Speaker 3: To prove all over the region to region, because this
Speaker 3: provides a year long goose. But it's not on the tree,
Speaker 3: if on the ground, and they can be consumed the
Speaker 3: year that when the last all year sitting on the
Speaker 3: ground with the founding issue. We find anywhere Russian all
Speaker 3: of us in their areas and it's any.
Speaker 6: Subjects to go to.
Speaker 3: The family unit almost always have a percentage of Russian olim.
Speaker 6: Seed within their stats.
Speaker 3: And then another subs any of the pionet varieties that
Speaker 3: are edible, even pine metals represent the nutritional sources off
Speaker 3: and over in our regions and in many others.
Speaker 6: There's suctis like young another thing that a lot of
Speaker 6: biologists can overlook kind of food source. So what you
Speaker 6: see here is where they take in yuca, rip the
Speaker 6: thing loose which bears still the dingham up.
Speaker 3: They don't have the power of the month, and then
Speaker 3: they take each leave and they fight off the bottom
Speaker 3: and what do The right hand photograph is a scalloped
Speaker 3: in notation of the actual site mark. You'll see that
Speaker 3: a few times in our research, so you'll kind of
Speaker 3: notice that mark is just about twice society when they you're.
Speaker 6: Almost a size the with an average names thumbbay treatment.
Speaker 3: Many animals treat themselves, and this is from the primates
Speaker 3: to easy wolves and other things they haven't understanding.
Speaker 6: There natural will helps them to filo grat. Juniper berries
Speaker 6: seem too stringent to be consumed, but what they were used.
Speaker 3: And aren't used for to treat gastric efficiency of stomach
Speaker 3: pain and things like that. And we've seen them a
Speaker 3: certain time of the year consuming judi bear. First, let's
Speaker 3: takes us into forest. Now, when we talk about fords,
Speaker 3: you think of the like in berries and grow through
Speaker 3: things like that. But to these animals, curds are sent
Speaker 3: of forage because they could just gathered them. They don't
Speaker 3: need to hunt them. They can see in the dark,
Speaker 3: they watch where the birds roost and in the case
Speaker 3: of the woodickers, i'll just walking up full off the
Speaker 3: side the herd, so it's more like they're picking from
Speaker 3: the shop. Else something else in decades with their behavior.
Speaker 6: That shows us a lot about what we're dealing with
Speaker 6: is in the right hand photage, you can see where
Speaker 6: the woodfecker has been plucked and all the feathers file
Speaker 6: needed now they haven't even been distributed by wind or anything.
Speaker 6: The little downy feathers are all still there.
Speaker 3: This is only about twenty minutes behind the feeding episode
Speaker 3: when we're tracking the subject and then as they move
Speaker 3: what we've come across where sero capitalist feeding was this
Speaker 3: feather or pile fetas.
Speaker 6: We find this comic in every bird consumptions like they
Speaker 6: come on the.
Speaker 3: Expression of we find where the birds work or the
Speaker 3: feathers were piled, no other thing out there doing tell
Speaker 3: us a lot about what we're dealing with diversity. Even
Speaker 3: the biologist and when they finish going it's pluck. I'm
Speaker 3: not to discredity biologistic scisspack at any anything else, but
Speaker 3: they need to considered more. When we're talking about beings
Speaker 3: of this stature size ability.
Speaker 6: We have to consider a lot more than you normally
Speaker 6: wo We generally cannot con measure.
Speaker 3: Everything against ourselves in America is a stimmer and in
Speaker 3: this case you can see in a scat on the
Speaker 3: right hand side of that samples where they consume a QUORKI.
Speaker 6: Cline, skin, quills and all and past the quills. I
Speaker 6: don't know anything else they can do that frib area.
Speaker 3: So a consistent source of protein or deer deer easy
Speaker 3: for them to obtain.
Speaker 6: We'll get into the little bit of those processes later.
Speaker 3: But if you find deer being consumed regularly, parts of
Speaker 3: deer being carried around the weed to carry out a proxy.
Speaker 6: In this case, this is very with the large kils
Speaker 6: of an expedition.
Speaker 3: You sure the deer lake is still so fresh, just
Speaker 3: a couple of days old, than be completely stripped without.
Speaker 6: Any teeth marks, no nine marks at all from a
Speaker 6: pile of carrying it. If all that crash is very soft,
Speaker 6: you can.
Speaker 3: Almost scratch its surface with your fingernail. There was no
Speaker 3: mark is But what we do have at the top
Speaker 3: of the pairs where the whole knuckle has fitted it
Speaker 3: off all the carpets are they clean again?
Speaker 6: We see some familiar scalop marks from the team.
Speaker 7: That amount of.
Speaker 6: Happen twives with livestocks.
Speaker 3: This is an alternate standard protein source, so they need
Speaker 3: still normally for the little resort to livestock. In this situation,
Speaker 3: they've got a consumption sack where they often go in
Speaker 3: the larger animal or parts of larger animals to consume.
Speaker 3: From the right hand of photo, they'll see the same
Speaker 3: scallop tooth marks at the joint where they've fitting off
Speaker 3: all the carpets there, but again absolutely lack of any
Speaker 3: other mark and the raps out gats there anything else,
Speaker 3: nothing else cary has gone.
Speaker 6: It takes us to grubbing logs, grub along to come
Speaker 6: to bear offensive.
Speaker 3: Out the animals even whole dig into the lag ticket rubs.
Speaker 3: But in digging with their behavior is the message that
Speaker 3: they do it so you'll never see when toward open
Speaker 3: down the bottom from the side which you do harm.
Speaker 6: Bear as well. There's no claw marks or teeth marks
Speaker 6: anywhere on the wood surface. And we also see when.
Speaker 3: Wood has been picked straight up, lace sideways and can
Speaker 3: set straight back death.
Speaker 6: That's another thing that's not going to be in tignible.
Speaker 3: But any of the underdid a mammals out there the
Speaker 3: other men than duel use we all learn about animals.
Speaker 6: Do they use tools and things like that?
Speaker 3: Will grow the use tools I throw the smart enough
Speaker 3: you can take a bottle of water at the levels
Speaker 3: to love them that.
Speaker 6: Bottle of water.
Speaker 3: A lot of people they'll understand just slaces, just explain,
Speaker 3: but don't drop techos in there.
Speaker 6: The display area increases the volume which washes the water
Speaker 6: up where they can drink it. Now, even most people
Speaker 6: looks like, how do I get the water out of there?
Speaker 6: If I can't pick it up? You don't give you
Speaker 6: a straw. How am I going to get the water out?
Speaker 3: We don't think the pihoul that initially go do so
Speaker 3: let's not be surprised or even who has in the
Speaker 3: fact that they use tools. In this case, you see
Speaker 3: in the lower left side we see a hole with
Speaker 3: a stickling. In the next roun there's also feature of
Speaker 3: the ground there for two subjects. So we have the
Speaker 3: friends with them on our table not from this stage
Speaker 3: of the same guy. And in the right hand fol
Speaker 3: you can saying the application of that stick as you
Speaker 3: can escimate and dig out a rapid road or something
Speaker 3: out of the berth. And people might say it could
Speaker 3: be dog or kyo or wold or even there. But
Speaker 3: what we see here is addicative of any other round.
Speaker 3: What are reasoning for staked lay and they're what the
Speaker 3: wears used is those lines are all linear, evenly spaced
Speaker 3: and distributed.
Speaker 6: That way across all the estimation.
Speaker 3: That's make human the student because we understand how much
Speaker 3: material it's going to be removed with each straight and
Speaker 3: we're scraping over part just to make the most efficient
Speaker 3: gig process. That's something humans doing.
Speaker 6: Small rocks, I think they might rock about that side.
Speaker 6: They use them for defense warning, They using a sound
Speaker 6: to drive, and then they also use them for hunting.
Speaker 3: Even rock that they can take out a pretty good
Speaker 3: side of animal that rocks about a pound and a half.
Speaker 3: But we notice is playing on top of the league
Speaker 3: atop of everything there and this is an area it's
Speaker 3: all played.
Speaker 1: There's no rocks, and stay tuned for more sasquatch the
Speaker 1: same woman right back after these messages.
Speaker 6: When you find a way on top. They often used
Speaker 6: to hunt and then why carry the rock? They leave
Speaker 6: the rock landing.
Speaker 3: You'll find that same rock in the temper position sometimes
Speaker 3: where they picked it up and used it again.
Speaker 6: Large rocks. Now this rock weighs about eighty pounds. With
Speaker 6: the trump of gran it w we tracked.
Speaker 3: We had a big twenty to which man over there
Speaker 3: on the table. Tracking that series of subjects a little
Speaker 3: bit for Oxford University, we found where they had used
Speaker 3: to walk in the hunting and rolled down to a
Speaker 3: large male of them on all fours. Preck is an
Speaker 3: older guy whenever he's a team. But he carried this
Speaker 3: rock and had hippo here with this rock. I'll inferred
Speaker 3: by him, but they never seen it here before this occurred.
Speaker 6: They walked into his position and where he got the rock.
Speaker 6: He had new idea.
Speaker 3: I had seven people he started married up one hundred
Speaker 3: peter across never founded with the rock and then picked
Speaker 3: up and it was obviously these you can see in
Speaker 3: the right hand.
Speaker 6: Mode you can see that they're stating it would have
Speaker 6: been a hole where it was removed. So yeah, he
Speaker 6: carried this.
Speaker 3: Rock round for considerable amount employment before you use it,
Speaker 3: and you can see where it actually can up the
Speaker 3: deer that you're touldige ar tracks leaving the man of
Speaker 3: rock way going to the tracks and something that's pretty plot.
Speaker 3: Other people the tracks were on always what they see.
Speaker 3: We always take them to go out and they go it's.
Speaker 6: The RIDI feed or hand.
Speaker 3: But you're talking about a creature who's like the best
Speaker 3: contortionist you've ever seen, the best gymnast you've ever seen,
Speaker 3: the best most apoetic and flexible you've ever seen.
Speaker 6: They'll contact any part of their body on the ground
Speaker 6: and anywhere. It just depends on how they want to
Speaker 6: move in their motion and what they're doing. When they're
Speaker 6: on all fours. They're not leaving the whole handlings generally,
Speaker 6: they're not leaving feet.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 6: What we see in the marks on the left there
Speaker 6: is actually not one print that or the imprints that's
Speaker 6: one that's the same subject because of the big point
Speaker 6: on our table. But on the right we see a
Speaker 6: scale of graph whatever. We see the demonstration of the
Speaker 6: marks that they actually leave behind. If you're going to
Speaker 6: go tracks, the most deliver.
Speaker 3: Is in the top left there, and that's the side
Speaker 3: of my hand. It's a paisley form. If you hold
Speaker 3: your fishiness, you see that you can take more damage
Speaker 3: on that surface without the season in your hand than
Speaker 3: any other place on your hand period.
Speaker 6: So that sins their contact on the bottom. It doesn't's
Speaker 6: the same way. They'll tend to even carry the little toe,
Speaker 6: so a lot of them all by the experts. Then
Speaker 6: you see attain a little toe.
Speaker 3: It's not a big foot cert that's absolutely full. They
Speaker 3: protect their little tone as much as possible. So when
Speaker 3: the soft substrates, it's comfortable.
Speaker 6: There's no snacks or anything else. It may slay that sni.
Speaker 6: But when you get a row, when you get the
Speaker 6: areas where there's root sacks and things like that, you
Speaker 6: can know the tracks change and then you can just
Speaker 6: run fast go in. So there's different surfaces.
Speaker 3: Sometimes that fourth or didn't do it will even show
Speaker 3: up going to tracks and knuckles and fists. But when
Speaker 3: the left hand photos, these are the fis marks, the
Speaker 3: larger emails the family who we set.
Speaker 6: There's seven and half in kidd wider and there's.
Speaker 3: About three and a half feet of space between them.
Speaker 3: That shows you because of the twist of her arms,
Speaker 3: we get tell how differ farms are which she's sending.
Speaker 3: So if you take your arm.
Speaker 6: Under on the ground and.
Speaker 3: Bard, you a lot more sightings in the humility and
Speaker 3: put it on the ground flat so that angles could
Speaker 3: be and.
Speaker 6: We get her shoulder in her dimension of nat.
Speaker 3: On the right hand side we have the normal prince
Speaker 3: of a subject by blue leadness for a totally different
Speaker 3: area us.
Speaker 6: A med inside subject. But that's one section of the
Speaker 6: figures in the numeral, and they're almost thirteen and a
Speaker 6: half in over that law. So even in a younger
Speaker 6: subject would have over twice my size. And in this
Speaker 6: case he's hiding, kick out a small, use a smaller
Speaker 6: and larger and there's a huge fight. Seem you can
Speaker 6: feel it there. It's the sixteen a can.
Speaker 3: From the same subject we study for Oxford that the
Speaker 3: principles put at her on the table and my.
Speaker 6: Entire open hand that just inside his palms action. You
Speaker 6: can imagine how big that's cutely one if the pain
Speaker 6: is equal to do of mine. And with now as
Speaker 6: tracks go again, but we're.
Speaker 3: Gonna see tracks like this, should the adults or you
Speaker 3: should see tracks from their offsprenor from the children, and
Speaker 3: in this case you do. The children seem to be
Speaker 3: pretty happy out of as a matter of fact, they
Speaker 3: give behind where the groups has been more than the adults.
Speaker 3: We see where a younger subject is dropped to his
Speaker 3: knees and use get the fists and pull his up
Speaker 3: across the sand with his fists, and at.
Speaker 6: The end they or the top on the right boat.
Speaker 6: We see the very top.
Speaker 3: Those tracks don't go any farther than that, and s
Speaker 3: looks like they just disappeared. What you have is where
Speaker 3: another subject reached over about six miles undred feet and snatch.
Speaker 6: That around on the sand.
Speaker 3: We presume rule that because hey, who have beaven marks
Speaker 3: in the sand, Because we see this over and over.
Speaker 6: Ruble only get marks from the big room where they're
Speaker 6: grabbing a little one. Who's leaving marks? Now? How small
Speaker 6: are they? What do they do? What's the baby's like about? Apple?
Speaker 3: One year would draft of earth through the scat of
Speaker 3: the inn because it was a blue hood green and.
Speaker 6: Music was beating on a mother and he heard her
Speaker 6: when they nail started coming in the track always things
Speaker 6: because the family unit, and assume that's when the birth
Speaker 6: had taken the place. So we tracked that side.
Speaker 3: It was still a couple of months before we found
Speaker 3: the first place that she had set that little baby down.
Speaker 6: The first point she said on.
Speaker 3: The ground we could buy with a picture on the right,
Speaker 3: and that's four and a quarter inches long now on
Speaker 3: the left, because we have that.
Speaker 6: Gas sitting on our table.
Speaker 9: That just like six or seven months later and they're
Speaker 9: already like six and a half pitches. That's how the
Speaker 9: masts they're growing at this point. But as you're seeing
Speaker 9: in this photograph on the same subject, when we.
Speaker 3: Look at in the right hand of the photo that's
Speaker 3: not on the table, that's straight down on the track.
Speaker 6: Look at the four and geometry. But the more quology
Speaker 6: to it. Have you ever seen a human being a
Speaker 6: modern human games with a toe and first minutitars, which is.
Speaker 3: The bone structure behind the rapt that size in relationship
Speaker 3: to the foot, it makes up almost half the book.
Speaker 3: If you look at it, it's almost as wide is
Speaker 3: you're tired, But can you imagine your human in view
Speaker 3: or your child? You have a baby board and within
Speaker 3: the first six or seven lunches, look down, the end
Speaker 3: has to break.
Speaker 6: Toil structures half as long as it's butter. But this
Speaker 6: is how we are.
Speaker 3: It's because they're better. Rolling is extremely fast and that
Speaker 3: structure is going to have to deal with on the
Speaker 3: law of masks very quick. Attract you and I are
Speaker 3: going to race through these a little bit. But this
Speaker 3: is I showed dis great because in one shot looks
Speaker 3: appears to have the barge. The other shot appears to
Speaker 3: have a flat that was best.
Speaker 6: Throw accordingly argue this these dude and other people as well,
Speaker 6: saying though this is absolutely a human and this would
Speaker 6: have absolutely a big book.
Speaker 3: Well, these tracks made on the same subject on the
Speaker 3: same day, walking the same river bed, the same track.
Speaker 6: Where about the deeping apart? Is the argument good when
Speaker 6: we know it's the same.
Speaker 3: Trackway, And they'll argue that one is and one isn't
Speaker 3: based on a certain set paramum, and we know those parameters.
Speaker 6: You're getting correct. This is a juvenile line track.
Speaker 3: So that cast is on the table as well and
Speaker 3: has a durm the pattern in the center of the
Speaker 3: foot surrounding the right How do you take it.
Speaker 6: Out a little bit? That patter cannot show up in
Speaker 6: a modern reason such as us, but it can in
Speaker 6: a hear their home. And four with the bowl this
Speaker 6: is it.
Speaker 3: Normally are raised in our foot like they're allowed to
Speaker 3: extend all the ram, which is impossible for us. Once
Speaker 3: you rate our foot, if it could drop that far
Speaker 3: as they would create a gallous likes that. As a
Speaker 3: true doctor looked at these and instructed also that form
Speaker 3: was doing almost all the right casts.
Speaker 6: If you look and analyze what they able to call
Speaker 6: that cast.
Speaker 3: So this is an adolescent of ten inches, young adult
Speaker 3: had fourteen inches, and young adult that they get about
Speaker 3: the ages they started to even hold doing things on
Speaker 3: their own, at least the nail. There's seventeen in the
Speaker 3: left hand foot. You see that's my boot so boo,
Speaker 3: look how much figure that print is than mine the
Speaker 3: right hand Pho can see when he's actually following a
Speaker 3: rat or following a rat's tracks in.
Speaker 6: The ends and below and drifting on.
Speaker 3: Top of it. This is a subject we're really familiar
Speaker 3: with in the family unit. This is when it goes
Speaker 3: and comes back and forth. It's quite a bit of
Speaker 3: a family that doesn't live.
Speaker 6: What that can be with the family. See Alpha fin
Speaker 6: as me. You're her twenty inch prints. You know, I'm
Speaker 6: saying to little Porson, it's my booger.
Speaker 3: And on the top and in the bottom it might
Speaker 3: look like there's two bits in the sand. This is
Speaker 3: why sometimes people don't catch the tracks. If you would
Speaker 3: have follow me, you almost think they're cows walking because
Speaker 3: they'll put two f like that close in the spaces
Speaker 3: you speak with that it's one track. If you look
Speaker 3: at my boot ram and theyice.
Speaker 6: It as a deep dida. The he don't have a
Speaker 6: deep ditda the Then.
Speaker 3: You look at the bottom and you really realize how
Speaker 3: big she is. On the right hand too, she's descending
Speaker 3: a sloan. Now I could walk they that soot not
Speaker 3: being to be on the mark if.
Speaker 6: I can't get that slim, if I can get them,
Speaker 6: but I can't break the three set of r is
Speaker 6: airing at slow out. This is a big girl. The
Speaker 6: album male so I've heard it took about six years
Speaker 6: and to find the first.
Speaker 3: Sign of this guy, and it took ten years to
Speaker 3: find the track on the right, and the track on
Speaker 3: the right was making the stand in less than forty
Speaker 3: feet away from me, and it's less than five minutes old,
Speaker 3: and he's still.
Speaker 6: There while I'm taking that photograph. Then you can see
Speaker 6: that whole encounter. And I can't te too much about
Speaker 6: us around the time that if.
Speaker 3: You see that whole encounter in that video call Waiting
Speaker 3: the Giant on our you Tube, then that'll be at
Speaker 3: the end of this you'll see how to get a
Speaker 3: contact information, which if you watch anyone a watch the
Speaker 3: second Holy Manipulation. So breaks in twist breaks and twists
Speaker 3: are things wh we use to track where they've been
Speaker 3: and where they are right on the left. This is
Speaker 3: commonly a type of break. They'll do Russian all.
Speaker 6: Over another hardwood. It's very difficult.
Speaker 3: It's now believes the year first year's grow eighty second
Speaker 3: and they'll break those off in a manner that's inconsistent
Speaker 3: basically with natural break the whole lark area.
Speaker 6: If they're occupying, so you might have a river system,
Speaker 6: belt roi or side of a road. And if they're
Speaker 6: not side of the road generally because this is occupation
Speaker 6: soon so we can have a travel let's say, and.
Speaker 3: On the side of this path of travel if they're
Speaker 3: going to be occupying the zone to the side of
Speaker 3: that where.
Speaker 6: That is, they'll break these on the entry point on
Speaker 6: the left hand side. We call these flats and still
Speaker 6: break in twists and make a visual marker that can
Speaker 6: be seen at distance. Sometimes these will be around areas
Speaker 6: they don't want you to go into. This is an
Speaker 6: area that at heavy damage in traffic. If we know
Speaker 6: the female, the will never think it.
Speaker 3: But if you look on the top of the right
Speaker 3: hand photo, can you guys make that out of a
Speaker 3: pair there's a blue wide object that's a basketball and
Speaker 3: it's a ranee condition, completely indeplated, not a stuff on it, sitting.
Speaker 6: Where there's no people at all, zero and why is
Speaker 6: that here? We need would assume the little larger stuff
Speaker 6: next flight the center pat footer or maybe Georgia have
Speaker 6: p off back in from one of the surrounding properties
Speaker 6: to where we can already see evidence of the children
Speaker 6: quite brothers sas.
Speaker 3: This is something that will help anything anything serious to
Speaker 3: the ons. To get evidence or any study or anybody else,
Speaker 3: you don't have to search, bar mine or whether there
Speaker 3: are things for hair, you have to learn how to find.
Speaker 6: They're rubbing posts.
Speaker 3: So once we learn how to identify these locations, we
Speaker 3: have four of them in a day and they w
Speaker 3: we use these things. We've seen them five six years
Speaker 3: later with the same initial hair rubbed ended who there was,
Speaker 3: and then.
Speaker 6: Added on every year.
Speaker 3: So as they come in to please pathways a travel
Speaker 3: of a canyon system or a larger pathway to travel,
Speaker 3: and they get into the zone they're going to occupy
Speaker 3: like the river bed area, don't pre eat things, and
Speaker 3: they'll do the outside like we see years on the
Speaker 3: lower land Enfela. We see a tree line and then
Speaker 3: a dissimilar tree out front and they'll do that on
Speaker 3: those or just on the edge of that tree lick.
Speaker 3: And then you'll see in the right hand photo this
Speaker 3: is actually the first time we saw George.
Speaker 6: The subject, and we just say we don't know anything.
Speaker 3: We just say look because it's we can infer who
Speaker 3: we're talking about. But Georgia was the fourteen fifteen inch foot.
Speaker 6: Began to rub this last year. Actually he had never
Speaker 6: had the hearing, being the rumping puss obvious moms and
Speaker 6: at this point.
Speaker 3: In time this year and several of the movie begins
Speaker 3: in opens, so we assume that he's making over that
Speaker 3: well I deeping the flash and he sent there.
Speaker 6: We're going to follow up on their under family number
Speaker 6: player barriers.
Speaker 3: Barriers are ridiculom everybody's got no transpassing the whole nine.
Speaker 6: Yards and at the same time they could be made
Speaker 6: to her purpose and in this case we're actually just
Speaker 6: funding a game. But this is from an area called
Speaker 6: a lot of Lodge Tilton area, which we've got a
Speaker 6: couple of videos on that. I was when you're gonna
Speaker 6: go see Alarge.
Speaker 3: This is a big stat This is indicative of massive animals.
Speaker 6: Who give you massive trees. To do certain tasks. So
Speaker 6: they create these barriers to futtle year, to make the
Speaker 6: ground impassible difficult to pass.
Speaker 3: They've carried a you measured year eighteen thousand, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 6: Now we do that players the man.
Speaker 3: Now before you went for a pine tree at a
Speaker 3: hundred football thirty eight face eighteen thousand, five hundred. But
Speaker 3: that's the roof off gop And the picture on the
Speaker 3: left is that hundred foot tree and showed that all.
Speaker 6: Branches and everything with free lay. On the right, that's
Speaker 6: the roof boll to that tree. Now look at it,
Speaker 6: the roof boll.
Speaker 3: It should be a hole there, there's no hole. And
Speaker 3: you look in front of the roofball, which is a
Speaker 3: big pump at the fell off the roof all under
Speaker 3: being carried in.
Speaker 6: So that's not hot and looks be trying.
Speaker 3: Do you see the roof ball in the dist that's
Speaker 3: standing at the same way, that's another six foot doll.
Speaker 6: It's not got a hole either. So for a round
Speaker 6: the street laying right down there, there's no hole from
Speaker 6: mountain either.
Speaker 3: Now like programming's roof reception, but there's no hole. Every
Speaker 3: tree in this picture laying the horn hungly was carried
Speaker 3: in every one of them, and they had ambushed lines
Speaker 3: set up and thinking into this run to where they
Speaker 3: get hide behind and take whatever walks through there. So
Speaker 3: there's a lot of purposes that they do a certain mark.
Speaker 3: So what we see, of course in this location is.
Speaker 6: Expressions of strength and power as well as this is
Speaker 6: our area or where to going on not to do.
Speaker 6: On the left hand bot, we see something similar to
Speaker 6: the trees.
Speaker 3: In Alaska, Michigan, and it's stuff into the ground upside down,
Speaker 3: and this is similar to that in strength.
Speaker 6: When I say that, because it's a thirty fifth fine tree,
Speaker 6: it's being pulled straight out, root and all.
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you if if the tree is alive
Speaker 3: and it's got its tap root, a car could hit
Speaker 3: that tree and pull the brunt.
Speaker 6: End of the car around.
Speaker 3: They'll come out back rooms are tight and they'll break
Speaker 3: off the first time that tree dies.
Speaker 6: And you've probably never seen a pine tree out of
Speaker 6: the ground with the full.
Speaker 3: Intact taproot on it. And that's why in this case,
Speaker 3: that's exactly what we have. And all the pine needles
Speaker 3: were still.
Speaker 1: On this tree.
Speaker 6: It was dry, it's fully alive, and really when they
Speaker 6: pulled it out like a carre. On the right hand side,
Speaker 6: we have an tex you know the foreground. Here we
Speaker 6: have a little apple you might be to see in
Speaker 6: the stare.
Speaker 1: And stay tuned for more sasquatch out to see. We'll
Speaker 1: be right back after these messages.
Speaker 6: They is about eighty behind the apple. The tree is
Speaker 6: leading to the left is over the ninety. The tree
Speaker 6: is leading to the right is.
Speaker 3: Eight and they're a little bit thin. So the mathman
Speaker 3: sits around. They with thirty five hundred and four thousand
Speaker 3: pounds per treaty. That means you'll go being on this
Speaker 3: point defication probably something for a lot of people say, man,
Speaker 3: we've never seen our scatboarders their scat and all these
Speaker 3: researches over the.
Speaker 6: Outcome, no one ever find Scott. It's the same thing
Speaker 6: as the really get sent host.
Speaker 3: Once you figure out what they're doing, how they have
Speaker 3: to live, and you figure it out, you can find it.
Speaker 3: And we found up to forty eight files in a
Speaker 3: single day, representing probably about sixty pounds, and that was
Speaker 3: from seven subjects over a five day period.
Speaker 6: Having to place this is for a gal so off
Speaker 6: with the lewd on the river beds and then the stream.
Speaker 3: And this stuff doesn't last long. Coyotes and other animals
Speaker 3: will actually devour. So you have to get in there
Speaker 3: within a certain time frame or activity frame in or
Speaker 3: to even low take it all. The offen see is
Speaker 3: where it's either a or ever bed like this, or
Speaker 3: it's behind the ton of foliage with a natural outcrop
Speaker 3: or some of their barrier where you can't.
Speaker 6: Be approached from that direction. They'll go against that.
Speaker 3: In the right hand body, you'll notice that there's two
Speaker 3: depressions along that gate. Those are the females se prede
Speaker 3: twinning engines for the massive set of apps you can see.
Speaker 6: And then they'll do it.
Speaker 3: They'll altiplicate together so they have seven piles there and
Speaker 3: then one of them will be oppin a distance.
Speaker 6: By itself and we soon why six are going?
Speaker 3: When was watching when they're done with eos because it's
Speaker 3: just repeated down the prover or things for the EPs interpretation.
Speaker 6: The reason is say they put GPS, is I can
Speaker 6: tell more about.
Speaker 3: The creatures where they go, when they've been there, and
Speaker 3: all them what they did while they were there for
Speaker 3: a single.
Speaker 6: SCAT file than you can almost any internet. In this
Speaker 6: case soccerlays dear for a road, Indian climate and Russian
Speaker 6: olive sea. Now what's unique about this is the closest
Speaker 6: that a Russian pla plant tree is to apinion tree
Speaker 6: in this space is five miles. So we know that the.
Speaker 3: Subject within one feeding period a dedication period, we know
Speaker 3: that he went from this area to that area or
Speaker 3: rice a versa. But we know that five miles become
Speaker 3: one beatings of that period or whatever occurred that day
Speaker 3: within that one feeding. On the left, he actually seen
Speaker 3: where we have seedar that's been needing to probably adjust
Speaker 3: and treat and die.
Speaker 6: Botalizations.
Speaker 3: Hopefully, this is where our audio goes in and where
Speaker 3: let's see what we get at a couple of these.
Speaker 6: We've got our gear.
Speaker 3: You've probably never heard anything like them, and since we
Speaker 3: have some speakers, we'll be able to do it there.
Speaker 6: But a lot of secret systems will even produce the
Speaker 6: SAP because there are two local reagents.
Speaker 3: If we had the speakers that could produce the pull
Speaker 3: three good you get damage people.
Speaker 6: This goes low percent, and this is.
Speaker 3: One of the long distance communications that's not being brocast
Speaker 3: audible for you to hear with your ears.
Speaker 6: If you can feel. So there's a the I recodable
Speaker 6: rate for ninety ninetyclack or some of the sounding to
Speaker 6: feel a long human care. But you will be all
Speaker 6: the stuff that's a fairly harmonize. It like just something
Speaker 6: not a lot of people have ever heard.
Speaker 3: They hear, how they hear, how they've got where they
Speaker 3: manle how old there in the family reacts by matching as.
Speaker 6: How each one of course has there over bowl.
Speaker 3: Signature and what's the big one, so they all get
Speaker 3: into where they harmonize.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I did you hear that at the end of there,
Speaker 6: But that was a mountain line responding to that call,
Speaker 6: or during the part of that call, but rather for
Speaker 6: pro fear or whatever. But that's what that was. Hopefully
Speaker 6: this is all your word. Let's go move on to
Speaker 6: a hollo here.
Speaker 3: Say the little one and then the second or second
Speaker 3: subject feels then it's a little bit of howl. Okay,
Speaker 3: So this is what it's like when we isolate now
Speaker 3: and remove all the background and just the howl.
Speaker 6: You see, I'll clean that. We're gonna move down. So
Speaker 6: this is what I was describing to you as Moore Harda.
Speaker 6: So you have a man how have the female power mansor.
Speaker 3: And so altogether there are six subjects that we saw,
Speaker 3: all the spectrumentalizers that are proving they're a part of that.
Speaker 6: Here's another man that was like a crazy age. You
Speaker 6: can't even imagine if that takes it in. I'm having
Speaker 6: another more time. So you can hear they trying in
Speaker 6: and out, and they do that and they try to
Speaker 6: mash so it gets that residence, which is really super clow.
Speaker 6: We seed it almost thinking to each other. The house
Speaker 6: sequence is of too long fuse presentation and in a
Speaker 6: day that time. But we're gonna go ahead something else here.
Speaker 6: We've all heard it out and long howls and screens
Speaker 6: and things. This is something I would be heard of
Speaker 6: this long or not.
Speaker 3: But imagine what it takes to have a really high
Speaker 3: applitude vocalization or disappearing.
Speaker 6: Let's move on in case this is what we heard
Speaker 6: the field or.
Speaker 3: No, I should say what we've got to still the beating.
Speaker 3: See you can feel that a little bit right as
Speaker 3: low as these things are going to produced. If we
Speaker 3: had stub umbers in here, this will round out of
Speaker 3: the seats around on the chair rather.
Speaker 6: Than the pulpit. Now you got to feel that person.
Speaker 6: We're gonna school go in and playing. So far everything
Speaker 6: has to get pretty docile, and so this is the
Speaker 6: great range it was.
Speaker 3: We had to filter it, we had amplify it to
Speaker 3: get it, but you can still get the expression of
Speaker 3: the motion.
Speaker 6: It sounds pretty mechanical because we've filtered it, but it's
Speaker 6: okay quick and I'm gonna go through these kind of
Speaker 6: quick to save time.
Speaker 3: So when forwarding the move is a scattered room searching
Speaker 3: for individual droom food resources gathering were consuming pove while
Speaker 3: searching without collection, collecting and delivery of food to seary
Speaker 3: individuals at camp using con method to play an animal hatching,
Speaker 3: migration times and stage search is an individual subject. Hunting,
Speaker 3: they use a lot of hunting techniques for small and
Speaker 3: large games. They'll funnel and direct gear into ambus position.
Speaker 3: I use some fullage barriers such we've seen Durer. They'll
Speaker 3: funnel in direct here actively with presents and vocal reporters.
Speaker 6: I'll construct to ulie soundtracks to locate or frame danger.
Speaker 6: And what I mean by soundtracks a lot of trail structure, and.
Speaker 3: You'll have where they've laid long strength or linear branches
Speaker 3: whatever in line of the trail that across the trail,
Speaker 3: and another set maybe in line. Then they'll fill that
Speaker 3: whole big leaves and they're not They get eighty feet across.
Speaker 6: It's too long for me to jump, but they can
Speaker 6: hop step over that.
Speaker 3: Everything else has to step back and you can't get
Speaker 3: to them or whatever without colernial.
Speaker 6: They can use them for two purposes. One doesn't protect
Speaker 6: them when they're insold, when they're kicking.
Speaker 3: If they can hear something approach and oftentimes we'll find
Speaker 3: where they've walked.
Speaker 6: Every other way you can get into Sun's place. And
Speaker 6: they can also use it per hunting. They can sit there.
Speaker 6: They can't come to block the trail. I think you
Speaker 6: get the soundtrack they already do. It's there and like okay,
Speaker 6: bill roads, a small game caps fascist nesting side.
Speaker 3: So we've seen where they've taken stumps holding from their position.
Speaker 3: Take out an open area of blackground, put the stump
Speaker 3: there with step a bunch of grass and stuff underneath it.
Speaker 6: They won't come back and they will be laid over.
Speaker 3: And all we can assume is a track because road
Speaker 3: things will building in there and think it's cool.
Speaker 6: And every us combined to a good.
Speaker 3: Grout occupation the utilizing the area about two square miles
Speaker 3: for five to seven ye period as a family careio
Speaker 3: utilize an area of range and approximately one hundred square
Speaker 3: miles as a family group will change areas is impact
Speaker 3: roads and resources dimisious.
Speaker 6: To non adjacent areas, So they don't just move next door.
Speaker 6: They'll go somewhere new.
Speaker 3: They might just fee a mile away. It might be
Speaker 3: two miles away, but so the game's not effected for
Speaker 3: their sources of demware, is not affecting any bank. They'll
Speaker 3: alter their overall games. Use the seasonal leather and game migration.
Speaker 3: Utilize high regond areas as retreats for solitaria.
Speaker 6: And group of large mammals. This is what we see
Speaker 6: if it kills them. This is that they carry around
Speaker 6: the wave pat right fountain pounds.
Speaker 3: Everything we've ever seen in that area itself is all
Speaker 3: if they give with large males.
Speaker 6: Nothing else.
Speaker 3: We've never found anything from an anlysting my junior and
Speaker 3: no one else.
Speaker 6: So the host we've ever seen. If there's eighteen agent,
Speaker 6: the amazements.
Speaker 3: Four faving and seven plus subjects, females lead and male
Speaker 3: moves be absent. But it's like no It's like when
Speaker 3: the male wants to make a decision and the decisions stand.
Speaker 3: So it's basically major are tanny comes off for larger
Speaker 3: subjects young to hunt for it for the unit of
Speaker 3: across trouble. For smaller subjects h three older subjects to
Speaker 3: hunt large, pain and rape.
Speaker 6: And leave the woods have a lot to get property
Speaker 6: and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Most often a few miles bare love than young but
Speaker 3: fully mature large miles long when retreats to the highest
Speaker 3: onst rugged danse areas together. That takes this to such
Speaker 3: a different part of behavior and help the dark side.
Speaker 3: It is because the perception of the umanity.
Speaker 6: Based on other things happened. So we don't really know why.
Speaker 3: Are what they do have pint, but we assume we
Speaker 3: forced aside our human drains and habits and why we
Speaker 3: would do such a thing to go kill anyone sweamish.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, so we used the free graphics, but this
Speaker 6: was a group of coaches that we were killed inside
Speaker 6: of our family is not just a pack. But they
Speaker 6: had a wall piece of.
Speaker 3: Property with adobe walls all the way around it and
Speaker 3: inside they had fully enclosed back top side for the
Speaker 3: whole nine yard something had gone in there, removed the
Speaker 3: ghost one by one out of the pack, killed them,
Speaker 3: are laid them down, drained them all their blood.
Speaker 6: This is one that it had happened to. Most of
Speaker 6: them had no experior blood everything on them.
Speaker 3: And what we saw was where they were killed by
Speaker 3: literally ringing in their necks like a wash cloth. But
Speaker 3: it wasn't point the death in a mobilize. Then they
Speaker 3: use a duel or whatever and they functure both the
Speaker 3: themeral and kronic artery and they drank and dry like
Speaker 3: a juice bag. And they did this all of them.
Speaker 3: You know, we assumed this is pretty back up and
Speaker 3: this is snarly behavior. You we have vampires known things
Speaker 3: that we hear about mutilations and purposes.
Speaker 6: Draft from the flood were saying, what does that? But
Speaker 6: in this case we see what does that? This is
Speaker 6: the door of the patock.
Speaker 3: Now, all the damage was on the top of the door,
Speaker 3: not on the bottom, and the door wouldn't have looked.
Speaker 6: Anything put in the normal wall to a pair or
Speaker 6: anything else. They would have noticed what the door was
Speaker 6: that this canimal creature being.
Speaker 3: The person did and it hit this sup with a
Speaker 3: tremendous amount of horse enough to pull the screws out
Speaker 3: of the hinted and enough to literally break the latch
Speaker 3: free of what it did? You see in that two
Speaker 3: bac parler a drilled hole there when that lash drill
Speaker 3: in it in a pound and enable it slip that
Speaker 3: whole flat door.
Speaker 6: That blatch was like fifteen or three feet.
Speaker 3: From this position where it could have fallen off with
Speaker 3: here because of the horse, we know what it did.
Speaker 3: But also lead hair at the top of this and
Speaker 3: another doorway, so we have to sell at taranare.
Speaker 6: How do we know what that's.
Speaker 3: Because both of the subjects left behind them in this
Speaker 3: case is in the form of tracks, and we know
Speaker 3: who these are. Its Georgian days, the same dude that
Speaker 3: don't here there's a blizards for five days. It's horrible,
Speaker 3: horrible globe freezing along the whole time. And apparently they
Speaker 3: had done this after that talking about biologists, he said, well,
Speaker 3: two things you need in a situation like that or
Speaker 3: iron and salt. So apparently think we've rather iron salt.
Speaker 3: This is the behavior that I believe it is commonly
Speaker 3: exception of a group of game where think this is
Speaker 3: a goal that they didn't take to go to them.
Speaker 6: They didn't do anything else. They this place is like
Speaker 6: this is seeing the kids.
Speaker 3: But only one of them knew what he was doing
Speaker 3: because he could played the ghost down without almost the ark,
Speaker 3: no kick or anything. But the younger one looking at
Speaker 3: the tracks. The younger one had tried it and made
Speaker 3: a huge fight to mess and in the fighting at
Speaker 3: the top of the head traffic, it is it dark?
Speaker 6: That a bigger question. We see this in all kinds
Speaker 6: of TV shows.
Speaker 3: We try to big fantasy world out of this work
Speaker 3: all evil and it's all sinister, and it's all horrible,
Speaker 3: or is it.
Speaker 6: We have a few people's doing exactly what we just saw.
Speaker 6: They're do muzzling an animal. And don't you either the
Speaker 6: karate or armory or the Federal armory to get blood
Speaker 6: from enough to consume they're in this stage. Of course,
Speaker 6: these are their cat. They're not going to halt their
Speaker 6: cat in the case. You see what the ghost is,
Speaker 6: what they have to do, there's nothing lot of there.
Speaker 6: The We're gonna get over to the real quick and
Speaker 6: hopefully I'm not over them. And that's a science. Big
Speaker 6: of you people don't really understand. The biggest question is what.
Speaker 10: Is this thing?
Speaker 3: That a man is able for forty five years. The
Speaker 3: biggest prom out there. This is not compass anyway or
Speaker 3: about truth. We're not about hiding it squashing those people
Speaker 3: who can't have bad But what is the true large
Speaker 3: scientific view we're all doing. Science stops at this that
Speaker 3: they don't believe it, that they don't think this is
Speaker 3: really that they didn't think that it's a big money
Speaker 3: because it's not correct.
Speaker 6: Forty five years have been told this check apipact. There's
Speaker 6: an a huge question. It seems like all the witness
Speaker 6: isn't believers, the natives and everybody else. They don't think
Speaker 6: it's check appens. Now do the thing.
Speaker 3: We all see the reality of the truth. And you
Speaker 3: wonder whether the dispearence. Once I got this is the
Speaker 3: true viewpoint of science. So we're gonna get this view point.
Speaker 3: The Water Review curricula, the classification through our source is
Speaker 3: those through the lens of anthropology, second edition.
Speaker 6: Twenty nineteen. This is modern bric. You're going to be
Speaker 6: an anthropologist.
Speaker 3: They're gonna hands you twar today from the introduction to
Speaker 3: do the Evolution of Culture, chapter two.
Speaker 6: Page fifty. Now look a look at the title for
Speaker 6: one anthropology. That apology doesn't study the moon. Do they
Speaker 6: have culture? So why is it huan evolution in culture? Here?
Speaker 3: This is the scientific degree. I remember the big PhD
Speaker 3: this entire time is there's the scientific view.
Speaker 6: Believe there's some type.
Speaker 3: Of big aim here is what they big A leadership
Speaker 3: be aware that they use side a picture issues problem
Speaker 3: either alone, it probably his addictionous a barge even like, hey,
Speaker 3: if it exists, there's probably a human who wants to
Speaker 3: be left alone and no one should do it hard
Speaker 3: recalled the if a private is bipedal, big got is
Speaker 3: typically reported to be it is classified as human. Wait
Speaker 3: a minute, yeah, probably isn't a large even like hey,
Speaker 3: free call that if a primate is bipedal, it because
Speaker 3: as typically reported to people, it isn't classified as human.
Speaker 3: Let's break it down and even a little more simple.
Speaker 6: Yeah, probably isn't larger.
Speaker 3: Like ay, if a prim private five pedal, it is
Speaker 3: classified as human. So why has a PhD for forty
Speaker 3: five years?
Speaker 7: And I'm not telling everybody that this would be gagan
Speaker 7: I think is absolutely in every other single biologies you all,
Speaker 7: just everybody else knows that if big primate is by metal,
Speaker 7: it's like human.
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter. You can't say the inner calls of
Speaker 6: humans because the NFL areg so after Repenticus during the
Speaker 6: other years ago. But that ends this argument. Well why
Speaker 6: did this argument thereout the fourth Who.
Speaker 2: Would do that?
Speaker 6: And why would they do that? What are we talls?
Speaker 6: We learned this pretty recently.
Speaker 3: Adod trust the science maybe dis real OtherSide and we've
Speaker 3: been involved on this VERSUSO. Hey, there's a science. Has
Speaker 3: the test recent dictate the DNA evidence project from Exam
Speaker 3: of the Eddy DNA. This is a collaboration between Oxford
Speaker 3: University and the Museum of Duology LEXAM, Switzerland. It is
Speaker 3: at all in the world. Everybody looked at this. Everybody
Speaker 3: waited for this, and I tell you we submitted example,
Speaker 3: it came back to come on. We didn't ask to
Speaker 3: be part of it.
Speaker 6: They came to us and requested our participation, so we
Speaker 6: provided it. When it came back unknown.
Speaker 3: It was also had DNA was uncomfortable because it was
Speaker 3: the last lead or half of the hairshaft in a thought.
Speaker 6: But the point is that it didn't match any no
Speaker 6: speak periods. So they asked us, do you guys say
Speaker 6: take the questions? And they held this study.
Speaker 3: The whole world A waited this the health the state
Speaker 3: two months because they called us on the phoney said hey,
Speaker 3: can you guys, do you think you can get us a.
Speaker 6: Stamp off a living assessment? But absolutely, I take a
Speaker 6: while with the new track. So we did it. It
Speaker 6: took two months. We returned to them.
Speaker 3: Not only with the hair professor, there was also fighting
Speaker 3: prints one hundred and seventy feet bridge, including that large
Speaker 3: room which track there. We had so much data it
Speaker 3: was ridiculous to go with this air. We were only
Speaker 3: minutes behind the subject. We still hydrated, still wet in
Speaker 3: the whole nine yards. It was reflected in the presidence
Speaker 3: of us order service and our audist and if you
Speaker 3: ever with assistant were their altemus. And he was transferred
Speaker 3: into their packaging and our magically stealed positive pressure chamber
Speaker 3: with a camera in the chamber, camera outside the chamber.
Speaker 3: Basically the evidence was beyond approach and a strait a
Speaker 3: custody as a match up.
Speaker 6: So we said what happened?
Speaker 3: We never heard heard about it about that sample. They
Speaker 3: told the whole world they tested every sample where they
Speaker 3: get so much to me about little so nice, They
Speaker 3: find the Yetti DNA belongs to bears in that line.
Speaker 3: So they say that the YETI is a prosty to
Speaker 3: polar bear to make you prop for why they test
Speaker 3: the bear hair. And he said, here, biologists can just
Speaker 3: look at a simple reference manual and classified and called
Speaker 3: by all the hairs, which is supposed to be done.
Speaker 3: No hair shouldn't be a testing unless it is not known.
Speaker 3: If they came back and seems we got ball, we
Speaker 3: got a nine, we got this bear.
Speaker 6: Why they be ingram people.
Speaker 3: Do that whole absolute lie a lot like hey, this
Speaker 3: is white Federal Primary is a big movie.
Speaker 6: They said that was wrong.
Speaker 3: Here, why are beginning this is our paris? I really
Speaker 3: hope I'm not going over the DNA. There's our sample number.
Speaker 3: Anybody's welcome to acquire aboutice to the Museum of Zoology
Speaker 3: to lose adaswetimans. Because when we finally got back to
Speaker 3: that doctor Brian Sich, who's the doctor who was in
Speaker 3: charge of all this many.
Speaker 1: And stay tuned for more sasquatch out to see women
Speaker 1: right back after the East messages, and we said, where
Speaker 1: the hell is the sample?
Speaker 6: Why would you release the associated press? And all samples
Speaker 6: were tested it and they were found to be fair
Speaker 6: and other things. He said, your example being curated in
Speaker 6: the museums of Blue Band for a future study the world.
Speaker 3: Why in the world anybody holds up for future said,
Speaker 3: did you hell the world recognized study for two months
Speaker 3: to get the sample.
Speaker 6: Now you're not going to test it. And there's a problem,
Speaker 6: and there's a big problem. This is considered a smolking gun.
Speaker 3: So anybody's welcome to follow up because that time we
Speaker 3: throw all the screen. There's your official samples submission number.
Speaker 6: Anybody as well. But there the new there was the
Speaker 6: University of New Mexico.
Speaker 3: Gallop was going to put their full trick behind us,
Speaker 3: and they were going to conduct a your mom and
Speaker 3: field study. And they hire us to do that, like
Speaker 3: they hired everyting us because they didn't has.
Speaker 6: To do in our own do we get it? And
Speaker 6: we gave a lot of that. We give a lot
Speaker 6: of DNA. It was all about at the university level,
Speaker 6: just like I filled it before. This was one day.
Speaker 3: This spent a full year in the field off and
Speaker 3: all that whole time. When we came down to it,
Speaker 3: we handed all in the executive director.
Speaker 6: We went to the kind of runs.
Speaker 3: We handled all the DNA. It's over to Jeff Mildred
Speaker 3: if you have them. He's the doctor the PhD that's
Speaker 3: been on here since the seventy five I'm telling everybody's
Speaker 3: been Jackanapaty said.
Speaker 6: A lot of other things about the tracks, like a
Speaker 6: doctor cut out before.
Speaker 3: In this case, we've given all the DNA and it's
Speaker 3: when we didn't hear back from the permal that the
Speaker 3: full year six months after we he had he never.
Speaker 6: Did response to the executive director of the university.
Speaker 2: We can't put on.
Speaker 6: This advent was going to be too Actually it's not
Speaker 6: a poyet a public conference.
Speaker 3: At first, this was where I want to nify and
Speaker 3: informed the academics, other exec peters, and the students of
Speaker 3: New Mexico out the university that they could come into season.
Speaker 6: So we finally opened the doors to everybody, and when
Speaker 6: we did, they had.
Speaker 3: A large just showing ever in the forty seven years
Speaker 3: of the university history by a factor in pot They
Speaker 3: had to move the hall we were in because we
Speaker 3: overwhelmed it and moved to the biggest freedom they have
Speaker 3: and people were outside looking through the door and four
Speaker 3: hundred because kept outside the doors.
Speaker 6: Those of the mayde them weren't because if they were
Speaker 6: behind this, they wanted this.
Speaker 3: The electors knob Ahol came down and told their stories
Speaker 3: and told us the language.
Speaker 6: They see and with the word need. Never have they
Speaker 6: ever done that before.
Speaker 3: But we put this thing on and asked theuthmnum to
Speaker 3: come and give his jack out a tithnicus trip, and
Speaker 3: so he showed up.
Speaker 6: But this is that I wouldn't have all the show off.
Speaker 6: We couldn't get it on the call. For six months,
Speaker 6: we had no DNA, we had no results to present.
Speaker 6: Where did all this go? So we asked where to go?
Speaker 6: In between bikes, people me, I don't know. I took
Speaker 6: another bike. This is sciences the university. The executive director
Speaker 6: was sitting to your study the whole nine yards. I
Speaker 6: don't know. How is that good enough to be from
Speaker 6: a PhD? Not only that active for your teaching professor.
Speaker 6: So I asked him, where is Tracy Gousty? Where is
Speaker 6: it at?
Speaker 3: Where do you happen to have numbers? You gotta have
Speaker 3: to resent it, he said, it said, Oh I hand
Speaker 3: it to we get just told.
Speaker 6: Him and no one person, you don't give it to?
Speaker 6: Where we submitted to Brian side.
Speaker 3: It was to go to three domestic labs here the States,
Speaker 3: and each of us supposed to be ended.
Speaker 6: We're just supposed to tell him what it was. But
Speaker 6: what are you doing?
Speaker 3: He wouldn't handed to the same people we stopped for
Speaker 3: the first set on the worlds would even be.
Speaker 6: Dealing with Brian science. That the thing is over? So
Speaker 6: we had no data. What happened next? How'd you the
Speaker 6: mer University and your official fire for faith? But why university?
Speaker 6: Can you have fair at all? Or searched for me?
Speaker 6: But that's a New York Post. How come our study
Speaker 6: didn't get the New York Post? How come on the
Speaker 6: data we did not? The science? We did nothing else?
Speaker 6: How come under that we got to the New York Post?
Speaker 3: And as soon as this thing happened, they go out
Speaker 3: on him for Brad executive director of the university and
Speaker 3: ushere there's the huge fraud we pull right.
Speaker 6: They did a twenty two minute news special on KR
Speaker 6: three where it's Larry Barker. Whatever we've work investigates in
Speaker 6: a special investigation they do on the.
Speaker 3: Network news and they did it on this and I
Speaker 3: have to threat through the piss out of them to
Speaker 3: remove us, which they did.
Speaker 6: It not my energy, but they did all of our information.
Speaker 3: But the point being is, look at what they'll throw
Speaker 3: at it now. Why because we had no evidence? Why
Speaker 3: don't we have any evidence? Because doctor Malcolm gas stuff
Speaker 3: to Brian Side and vanished off the face of ears.
Speaker 3: But mildreds of custody. Now they're bringing up the executive
Speaker 3: director on charges of fraud. This is tax favorite brow.
Speaker 3: This is federal crimes now. This is that's not slapping
Speaker 3: somebody's hands for trying to study the species. I don't
Speaker 3: know what is did Documber will come up and say, hey, Lollo,
Speaker 3: I believe we had evidence.
Speaker 6: I gave it to Brian Side.
Speaker 3: No credit is nothing zero. He's gonna let everybody go
Speaker 3: down now. And this is not our personal jacke because
Speaker 3: we've been this whole gamp. We've done this whole thing.
Speaker 6: This is what happened. People need to know what happened.
Speaker 3: In the end of some day foot exhibition inspired bat
Speaker 3: state funding creatures are searching for medical creatures that it
Speaker 3: isn't that see science search, research, isn't he unknown? It
Speaker 3: doesn't research and knowing the things once they're known, they're
Speaker 3: not scientific anywhere it's scientific.
Speaker 6: The Sunday, which is the explorations of discovery. It doesn't exist.
Speaker 6: You don't want to discover it. You don't say it
Speaker 6: doesn't exist because they didn't discover it. This is all
Speaker 6: who law.
Speaker 3: This is to the point that the state senator proposed
Speaker 3: law to stop us. You realize how far.
Speaker 6: This is going on. What they tried to do here,
Speaker 6: what we did is vement and they're saying the same
Speaker 6: wayness is.
Speaker 3: They were gonna use as a group called dems because
Speaker 3: we're SCIENTI creag, so I called her director and I said,
Speaker 3: all right, it's all scientists, lost animals, laboratories, Dandy and
Speaker 3: National Laboratories in the University of nemixed form that whole
Speaker 3: bio biological department.
Speaker 6: And actually astro physics and much others there and all
Speaker 6: they do shoot down people's.
Speaker 3: Studies, but they were signed to here through the Holly
Speaker 3: and I would and that is their experts. Who is
Speaker 3: going to be used in court against them to show
Speaker 3: this with the myth and abroad.
Speaker 6: That's what did I do. I lay it out into
Speaker 6: the three.
Speaker 3: Hours presentation for those guys in the end when they
Speaker 3: said they're skeptical about everything in their hardcore and the
Speaker 3: end we turned up. They actually were looked at each
Speaker 3: other and the director looked at the guys. Didn't miss it,
Speaker 3: and then he asked me, thinking why it was. The
Speaker 3: point I made is they talked all charges at that
Speaker 3: point because if we were thinking, hell, yes, take us
Speaker 3: into court, beat us up.
Speaker 6: Watching, we're going to throw on the table. You want
Speaker 6: to present it a court long rank now and this thing's.
Speaker 3: Real or not or if it's a med or not
Speaker 3: yet physical evidence, trade them and it studies the whole
Speaker 3: year scientific understanding.
Speaker 6: We were about to present all that court, thank you
Speaker 6: very much.
Speaker 3: All charges dropped because what's scarier than the setting was
Speaker 3: about the court wasn't pretty n get a determination us
Speaker 3: core law.
Speaker 6: On what was actually? Yeah, you understand? And again I
Speaker 6: got where is the DNA wrapping up right now? We're
Speaker 6: gonnapp it up?
Speaker 3: For the quote Albert Iustid, I probably would over I
Speaker 3: apologize to organize your video.
Speaker 6: Stop you if I can.
Speaker 3: Embarrasing, we can experience is a mysterious It is the
Speaker 3: fundamental stands the creative of true are his science.
Speaker 6: But that is you keep watching question.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Oh yeah, good question, Yeah, come up all right, done,
Speaker 3: where's the most request an answer?
Speaker 6: So I'll start off with you.
Speaker 8: What are your thoughts and opinions on a Melbock catch
Speaker 8: up study that hurt find the show at m d
Speaker 8: NA Michicago BEMM from the patrol screw him and female
Speaker 8: as opposed to the N DNA which showed unknown organ.
Speaker 6: From gen Bank. Yeah, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Asking what Michael moves are on the in fact that
Speaker 3: the mel detention of DNA, the minochondrial DNA coming back
Speaker 3: contending human and internally in Asian back of vir and
Speaker 3: I think that would be expected. We know that there
Speaker 3: were many types of humans, because we know that eighty
Speaker 3: five pind private is a human being and thus, believe
Speaker 3: it or not, they are.
Speaker 6: Very potentially ready to go.
Speaker 3: We know that of all the forms of humans, no
Speaker 3: creditors you're even known it exists in aside through Magne
Speaker 3: they've bred a whole Higgenson in the Sofa Neanderthals. They
Speaker 3: all rather view what we considered moderate human modern human
Speaker 3: is an nglomerate.
Speaker 6: We are a hydrate.
Speaker 3: We're a conglomerate of several other types of ancient human
Speaker 3: that at some.
Speaker 6: Point or another the populations world.
Speaker 3: Might decline begin to breathe. I think that to answer
Speaker 3: your question new directly is I think that we are
Speaker 3: a combination of just something we haven't found in the
Speaker 3: fossil record yet and US. And I think that would
Speaker 3: be expected since any paletologist knows whatever you find in
Speaker 3: the fossil record. Rivers of that REPS about estimated one
Speaker 3: fifteen hundred what existed.
Speaker 6: So for every one species we see, there was fifteen
Speaker 6: hundred we don't see. Now we go really conservative on that.
Speaker 3: How many human beings is that actually put out here
Speaker 3: in a fly alongside wus? He is really end QUI quick, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you can yell at all the people, what's your understanding
Speaker 3: and level of vote perhaps for the Darby work bet
Speaker 3: study going you.
Speaker 6: See if you tell about helps you. No, I'm actually
Speaker 6: not familiar with Darby work at set. I'm not.
Speaker 3: And the whole thing is that, to be all honest
Speaker 3: and a nice out of pretension, I don't have to
Speaker 3: have to go through everyone else to stuff.
Speaker 6: Because we're in the heart of it doing it, and
Speaker 6: we're studying, researching.
Speaker 3: And providing, so I don't have that much time to
Speaker 3: get into the did of other reasons happened, but I
Speaker 3: wouldn't I.
Speaker 6: Looking into it. Actually welcoverycaut to and libys a declendar
Speaker 6: late we can follow up.
Speaker 3: Why do you think you have been able to find
Speaker 3: any thoughts and does all this DNA at yourself?
Speaker 6: That's a really good question quote on the I'll take
Speaker 6: a second part first.
Speaker 3: Actually, yes, that why during the sasquatch genome project, in
Speaker 3: order to fit that full study in league accepted in
Speaker 3: the June gen which is our zoo bank, which is
Speaker 3: a genomical library species.
Speaker 6: They had a whole lot of repetition. They now have
Speaker 6: over one hundred of them be genomes. To buy a
Speaker 6: map repetition of those seas and matched each other. On
Speaker 6: the other side, review from the question of there w
Speaker 6: fucking call and that's not amare right to mention some
Speaker 6: pot bone so it's not common to find animal bones
Speaker 6: of threads. It's common to fin animal.
Speaker 3: Bones of bread, so you don't find beer bones o brow.
Speaker 3: But you never seen anybody found a badger.
Speaker 6: Or even a bear. I know even now, even I
Speaker 6: knew that you studied it about fifteen years ago.
Speaker 2: We thought it to be.
Speaker 6: True because there's endeavor.
Speaker 3: Of bear stelling we found with dim map from conso
Speaker 3: by any biologists, emperor history never there are millions of
Speaker 3: bears alive.
Speaker 6: Now and they have been a whole time. The thing more,
Speaker 6: you don't find many.
Speaker 3: It's not like this originally two dudes is in every
Speaker 3: state in the United States of America, there's no friends
Speaker 3: of remallions.
Speaker 6: And in the states where they're not at right now,
Speaker 6: there just isn't any. Not a single dude, not a
Speaker 6: single vows.
Speaker 3: But over the thousands and thousands of years, there are
Speaker 3: some fossils up here there. There's been hundreds of millions.
Speaker 6: If not billions, over the last several now years. These animals.
Speaker 3: What'll we finally represented is a ninety a handful chimpanzees.
Speaker 6: I've been around a long time, three and a half.
Speaker 3: Million years, a lot longer than we have, six times
Speaker 3: longer than we doan wasn't there bothing per week?
Speaker 6: Now we have one from fossil of a chimp. That's it.
Speaker 6: One that's it's a little nine million for boats. It's
Speaker 6: three and a half million years old, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean? Since we have all the chimps, how many
Speaker 6: chimps have live in three and a half million years,
Speaker 6: billions dollar billions.
Speaker 3: We don't have und piece and that's what I'll say.
Speaker 3: So five pet gold we shouldn't expect to find vous,
Speaker 3: especially for an animal that test expend to be like
Speaker 3: a master wine or something like that will want to
Speaker 3: do a horrible place to pass away, or that its
Speaker 3: culturally which can see they d do that diffinite they
Speaker 3: have a culture.
Speaker 6: What are they gonna do with each other when that
Speaker 6: thing happens in the curves. There's so many methodologies that
Speaker 6: humans used to deal with they're dead, and I.
Speaker 3: Remember there's also been many billions and billions and means
Speaker 3: in the last hundred thousand years.
Speaker 6: But they only have a couple of pages of early humans.
Speaker 6: They are to have anything, So to say that they
Speaker 6: don't find them, I think we should expect not to
Speaker 6: make a few.
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