Unraveling Bigfoot Sightings: Patterns in Uphill, Downhill Movements and Vocalizations

In a recent video from The Sasquatch Podcast, hosts Terara and Nikki delve into some fascinating statistics and patterns related to Bigfoot sightings. The video, titled "Bigfoot Percentages, Patterns & Alyssa's bad hair day," offers a unique perspective on the elusive creature and its behavior. Terara shares some interesting percentages based on a 10-year project, noting that 39% of Bigfoot sightings involve the creature making an uphill retreat, while 21% involve a downhill retreat. She also mentions that 58% of night sightings include a vocalization, compared to only 7% during the daytime. The hosts discuss the idea that Bigfoot may be more nocturnal due to the fact that sound travels further at night, allowing for better communication and detection of other members of their species. They also note that 41% of all sightings occur at dusk, 31% at night, 14% at dawn, and 12% during the daytime. Terara shares her own sighting experience, which occurred during the early morning hours, and Alyssa chimes in with her own encounter, which took place in the evening. The conversation also touches on the topic of Bigfoot's coloring, with 59% of sightings describing the creature as black or dark in color, 36% as reddish-brown, and 5% as gray or white. The video is a fascinating exploration of Bigfoot patterns and behaviors, offering valuable insights for researchers and enthusiasts alike. Be sure to check out The Sasquatch Podcast on YouTube for more intriguing discussions on the world of Bigfoot.