Bigfoot Vocalizations and Climate Adaptations: A Two-Time Witness Speaks

In a recent video from the YouTube channel BIGFOOT! / William Jevning, host William Jevning and his panel answer viewer questions about Bigfoot in episode 104 of "Bigfoot Questions and Answers." The panel discusses a range of topics, from habituation to vocalizations and more. One viewer asked about the possibility of long, drawn-out moans being from a female Bigfoot giving birth or grieving the passing of a loved one. The panel agrees that while it's possible, it's more likely that the sounds are simply Bigfoot communicating with each other. Forest, a two-time witness and field researcher for over 40 years, shares his experience of hearing Bigfoot vocalize and communicate with each other. Another viewer asked about the term "fast talk" used to describe Bigfoot speech and suggested referring to it as "speed walking" or "glide walking." The panel discusses the different terminology used to describe Bigfoot vocalizations and movements, with Forest's firsthand experience of hearing Bigfoot vocalize adding to the conversation. The video also touches on the topic of habituation, with the panel expressing their belief that it's not a good idea to habituate any type of primate. Forest shares his experience of unintentionally habituating a Bigfoot by leaving apple cores in a compost pile, resulting in a large handprint being found in the dirt. Overall, the video provides valuable insights and perspectives from experienced Bigfoot researchers and witnesses. It's definitely worth a watch for anyone interested in the subject.