North American Wood Ape: New Howl Evidence Unveiled

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you'll want to check out this fascinating video from the YouTube channel Apes Among Us Podcast. The video, titled "Apes Among Us Episode 4: Soundscape X," explores the topic of sound and how it relates to the search for the elusive North American Wood Ape. The hosts of the podcast, Brandon and Matt, discuss the physical and psychological aspects of sound, and how it can be used as evidence of the existence of the Wood Ape. They explain that sound is evidence of pressure waves created by a physical action, and that once recorded, it exists and can be analyzed and interpreted. The video features sound recordings that the North American Wood Ape Conservancy has collected over several years. These sounds, which were recorded in the field by the organization's members, are believed to be made by an undescribed species of primate. The hosts invite viewers to interpret the evidence for themselves, and acknowledge that different people may have different interpretations. One of the most compelling sounds discussed in the video is the deep, sustained moaning howl, which has been recorded in various parts of the country. Brandon and Matt explain that this sound is so unique and consistent that it cannot be mistaken for anything else in nature. Matt shares his personal experience of hearing this sound in Oklahoma, and how it has convinced him of the existence of the Wood Ape. The video also features an interview with a wildlife biologist who has analyzed some of the sound recordings. The biologist explains that the sounds came back as being in the vocal range of red wolves, which are not supposed to exist in Oklahoma. This discovery is significant, as it could indicate the presence of a population of red wolves in the area. Overall, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in the search for the North American Wood Ape. The hosts present the evidence in a thoughtful and respectful way, and encourage viewers to draw their own conclusions. The sound recordings are truly fascinating, and offer a unique insight into the world of the Wood Ape. As a Bigfoot believer and a curator for Squatchable, I am always excited to come across new and interesting videos related to the search for Bigfoot. This video definitely fits the bill, and I highly recommend checking it out. Who knows, you might just hear something that convinces you of the existence of the Wood Ape!