Bigfoot Research Unveiled: Infrasound, Wildfires, and Sightings with William Jevning

In a recent video from the YouTube channel BIGFOOT! / William Jevning, host William Jevning and fellow researcher Forest address viewer questions about Bigfoot behavior and habits. The video, titled "Bigfoot questions and answers | Our panel answers your questions | Episode 105," covers a range of topics, from defense against infrasound to the impact of wildfires on Bigfoot populations. One viewer asked about the possibility of genetic tampering with Bigfoot, to which Jevning and Forest both agreed that they believe Bigfoot to be a natural species. Another viewer asked about the practice of tearing apart animals without consuming them. Forest suggested that this could be a form of communication or a warning to humans. Jevning shared a story about a family whose dog was torn apart and thrown back at them by a Bigfoot, indicating a clear message of aggression. The topic of Bigfoot's unusual walking style was also discussed. Forest explained that Bigfoot's knees do not lock when they walk, and their legs rotate outward in a unique way. This fashion of walking is more efficient than human bipedal locomotion, according to Forest. Overall, the video provides valuable insights into the behavior and habits of Bigfoot, as well as the experiences of those who have encountered them. I encourage readers to watch the video and draw their own conclusions about these fascinating creatures.