Bigfoot Sighting: Witness Encounters 14-Foot Creature & Cooperation Theory

In a recent video from the YouTube channel BIGFOOT! / William Jevning, host William Jevning and his guests discuss the potential impact of hurricanes on Bigfoot behavior. The conversation is a part of the channel's "Campfire Talk" series, where they share their experiences and knowledge about the elusive creature. Jevning shares an interesting article he read about a group of macaques, a type of monkey, on an island off the coast of Puerto Rico. After Hurricane Maria devastated the island, the macaques became more cooperative with each other, as they realized that fighting and aggression would only expend energy and make them hotter in the scorching temperatures. This led Jevning to wonder if Bigfoot might exhibit similar behavior during natural disasters. The group also discusses the possibility of increased or decreased sightings of Bigfoot following hurricanes in the Gulf Coast region. They consider bringing Joe, a researcher familiar with the area, onto the show to provide further insight. Carol, another guest on the show, shares that she hasn't heard any information about Bigfoot from her sources recently. However, she does mention an article about a primatologist who released macaques onto an island for study, which ties in with Jevning's earlier discussion. I encourage our readers to watch the full video and share their thoughts on the topic. It's fascinating to consider how natural disasters might affect Bigfoot behavior, and this video provides an engaging platform for discussion.