Gathering Bigfoot Evidence: DNA, Nephilim & North American Bigfoot Center Meet-Up

Excited chatter is swirling among the Bigfoot community as Squatch America announces new technology and ideas for gathering evidence. The YouTube channel, known for its lively discussions and unique perspectives, has recently touched upon the topic of DNA and its role in Bigfoot research. The video begins with the host, Hannah Domestic, sharing her excitement about a new tea she's trying, while also acknowledging her love for coffee. She then dives into the topic at hand, discussing the challenges of using DNA as evidence in Bigfoot research. According to Hannah, aliens have tampered with the DNA of everything on Earth, making it difficult to establish a standard for Bigfoot DNA. She raises an interesting point about the lack of labs to send Bigfoot DNA samples to, and the need for a known sample to compare it to. Without a standard, any unidentified DNA sample can't be definitively linked to Bigfoot. Scott Carpenter, in his book, claimed to have 135 sets of DNA that don't match anything else, but without a known sample, it's impossible to determine if they're truly from Bigfoot. Hannah also shares her thoughts on the possibility of suspected Bigfoot DNA being from deepwoods inbred hillbillies. Despite this, she still believes in the importance of collecting and securing DNA samples, as they could prove invaluable when a known Bigfoot sample becomes available. Towards the end of the video, the conversation shifts to the upcoming Bigfoot round table discussion, where evidence will be the main topic. Squatch America encourages viewers to submit questions and engage in the conversation. I'm thrilled to see the Bigfoot community actively discussing and exploring new ideas and technology for gathering evidence. This video serves as a great reminder of the importance of DNA in research and the need for a known sample to move the field forward. I highly recommend watching the video and joining the conversation on Squatch America's YouTube channel.