Bigfoot Encounter: Examining Patty's Movements and Biomechanics

A recent YouTube video from Creek Devil has been making the rounds in the Bigfoot community, and it's definitely worth a watch. The video, titled "Want to Believe in Bigfoot? Watch This Patterson Case Breakdown Now," features two-time witness and field researcher William Jevning discussing his thoughts on the Patterson-Gimlin film. Jevning, who has been a researcher for over 40 years, shares his insights on the biomechanics of the creature in the film, known as Patty. He discusses the muscles rippling as Patty takes a step and turns, and even points out a hesitation step that he believes is unique to the creature's movement. One interesting point that Jevning brings up is the possibility of seeing muscles tense up in the film, similar to how a human's muscles might react if they were startled. He also mentions the creature's wide pelvic girdle and the space between the hip joints, which he believes are indicative of female anatomy. The video also touches on the topic of Bigfoot's balance and articulation, with Jevning explaining how the creature's large glutes allow it to walk upright. He also mentions that other primates do not have this same level of development in their gluteal muscles. Overall, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in the Patterson-Gimlin film and the biomechanics of Bigfoot. Jevning's insights and expertise add a new level of depth to the discussion, and it's fascinating to hear his thoughts on the creature's movements and anatomy. Be sure to check out the video and let us know what you think!