Anthropologist Cat Hson's Insights on Devolving Sasquatch Hominids and Their Shared Dimension

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Bigfoot Outlaw, host Grizzly interviews a guest named Cat Hson, who shares her extensive background and knowledge in Sasquatch behavior. Cat has degrees in anthropology and archaeology, and has worked with the New World Foundation for 20 years, focusing on genetic coding to determine where our ancestors come from. Cat sees Sasquatches as a specific type of hominid that is devolving, rather than evolving. She believes they are losing skills that they had at one point, and does not see them as a higher type of ape. Instead, she sees them as a type of people with their own culture. Cat also believes that Sasquatches have language and mimicry skills, as well as foraging and hunter-gatherer types. One particularly interesting point that Cat makes is her belief that Sasquatches walk beside us in their own world, sharing a dimension with us. She explains that they have different ways of entering our reality than we do theirs, and that sometimes human beings can slip into different realms or dimensions as well. Cat's Native American background, growing up in the swamps of Louisiana and the Pacific Northwest, has greatly influenced her beliefs and knowledge about Sasquatches. She explains that her people, the Chaka, believe in the big man, or Chito, and that her grandfather, who was almost seven feet tall, was considered a good protector for his people due to his size. Throughout the interview, Cat shares her experiences and knowledge about Sasquatches in a matter-of-fact and confident manner. She is not afraid to share her beliefs, even if they may be met with skepticism or criticism. As a Bigfoot believer myself, I found Cat's insights and experiences to be fascinating and informative. If you're interested in learning more about Cat's background and knowledge in Sasquatch behavior, I highly recommend checking out the video on Bigfoot Outlaw's YouTube channel. It's definitely worth a watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast.