We talk a lot about UFOs but what about something closer to earth?  UWBs?  Unidentified Walking Beings.  The Abominable Snowman and Big Foot to name a couple.

They are seen worldwide on every continent except, perhaps, Antarctica.

We have seen grainy or far away pictures of them walking through the wilderness but have no physical evidence except for pictures and casts of huge footprints.

How can such creatures remain secluded for so long?  Why have other pieces of evidence except footprints not been found?  Where are the caves or huts or even clearings in which they sleep been found?  What do they eat?  Why haven't we found evidence of cooking fires and food remains been found?  Who no  scraps of fur in the brush that DNA could be extracted from?  Where do they go to die since no remains of any have ever been found?  What about scat found on the ground?  Have any little ones ever been seen?  Surely they would have children who like to wander around.

So many questions.  So few answers.  With so many sightings over such a long period of time surely we should have more than casts of huge footprints and distant videos and pictures.

Noel

  Me out for my nightly walk!

I like those Youtube videos of someone in front center talking on this or that subject, but way in the back and off to the side among the trees, you just happen to see a giant ape walk by for a second or two.

Beware strangers selling vacuum cleaners.

 

The vacuum salesman looks like a young Rodney Dangerfield; he’s certainly demanding respect with that machine.  One quirk with AI image generators is they have trouble with spelling.

That's the skinniest chimp I've ever seen Charlie.

Noel

1) If the speed of light is always the limiting factor, then we will never contact aliens.

2) If it isn't the limiting factor, then something else is keeping them away if they indeed exist. And that something isn't likely to change, or it already would have, at least for some of these alien civilizations.

In either 1) or 2), we aren't likely to ever contact aliens.

But big foot and even some sort of dinosaur is possible. But since we don't see any recent bones, then they are in very remote areas, or they are very small. They aren't in Utah or Saskatchewan land areas if they are large.

We have the Tuatara nearby where I live, they are the oldest living species on this earth dating back to the Triassic Period of the Dinosaurs, which proves the entire planet did not go extinct, these are the sole survivors

https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native-animals/reptiles-and-frogs/tuatara/

But they are not UWBs they are easily seen, my kids usually go finding them at least once a year