Bigfoot: Real Species or Enigma? Examining Indisputable Facts with Cliff Berman

A new video has recently surfaced on YouTube, posted by the channel Uomini-Tempo, Uomini-portale, that explores the best evidence available for the existence of Sasquatch. The presenter, Cliff Berman, is a Bigfoot specialist and crypto zoologist who has been conducting field research since 1994 and has appeared on Animal Planet's TV show Finding Bigfoot. In the video, Berman discusses the difference between evidence and proof, stating that evidence supports what you think you know, while proof is the end all be all. He explains that for Sasquatch, proof would essentially be a dead body, but evidence can come in many forms such as DNA, footprints, and eyewitness accounts. Berman also explains the scientific process, stating that scientists ask questions and then try to answer them, gathering evidence to see if it supports their hypothesis or not. He notes that science is not a body of knowledge guarded by academics, but rather a process of gathering evidence and trying to prove oneself wrong. The video then goes on to discuss the indisputable facts surrounding Sasquatch, including reports of sightings for over 400 years, contemporary witness reports, large human-shaped tracks found in remote areas, and the cultural histories of Native American and First Nations people including stories and beliefs about non-human people of the wild. Berman then presents evidence to support the hypothesis that Sasquatch is a real biological animal, including native accounts, historical and settler accounts, contemporary witnesses, sound recordings, and photographs. He emphasizes that Sasquatches should be treated as a perfectly normal biological species and approached from a biological manner. I found this video to be informative and well-presented. It's always exciting to see new evidence and perspectives on the topic of Sasquatch, and this video does not disappoint. I encourage all Bigfoot enthusiasts to check out the video for themselves and draw their own conclusions.