Neanderthal Expert Explores Bigfoot's Taxonomy on Caffeinated Cryptid Podcast

In a recent video from the YouTube channel The Caffeinated Cryptid w/ Bobby Dizzle, anthropologist Josh Lindal discussed a range of fascinating topics, from archaeology and conspiracy theories to, of course, Bigfoot. As a PhD candidate at the University of Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada, Lindal is well-versed in the study of human evolution, particularly in relation to Neanderthal teeth. During the conversation, Lindal touched on the challenges of identifying unknown DNA samples, such as those obtained from possible Bigfoot hair samples. He explained that these samples often come back as unknown because there's nothing to compare them to, and that they can match a variety of animals, but rarely an unknown primate. However, Lindal did mention a case in the UK where an Edna sample from a footprint was identified as unknown old world monkey, which he believes is simply degraded human DNA. Lindal also spoke about the importance of taxonomy and nomenclature in the study of Bigfoot, and how the term "old world monkey" can be misleading. In reality, old world monkeys are more closely related to apes, such as humans, than they are to new world monkeys. As a PhD candidate and anthropologist, Lindal brings a unique perspective to the study of Bigfoot. He is not only knowledgeable about the science behind human evolution, but is also interested in contributing to the field by exploring the taxonomy and nomenclature of Bigfoot. If you're interested in learning more about Lindal's insights and the topics discussed in the video, be sure to check it out for yourself. The conversation is both informative and engaging, and provides a fresh perspective on the study of Bigfoot.