Bigfoot Adapting Behavior: Avoiding Human Contact? Share Your Thoughts!

It's fascinating how Bigfoot continues to elude us, despite the increasing number of people equipped with cameras and the vast expansion of human populations. A recent video from the YouTube channel Journey To The Other Side raises the question: Has Bigfoot gotten better at avoiding us? The video's creator suggests that, as humans have encroached on Bigfoot's territory, the elusive creature may have adapted by becoming more nocturnal, similar to how mountain lions in urban areas have changed their behavior. This theory is intriguing, as it implies that Bigfoot is highly adaptable and intelligent, capable of modifying its behavior to avoid human contact. Throughout history, Native American stories depict hairy giants as more sociable than their modern-day counterparts. It's possible that early encounters with European settlers and their technology, such as guns, led Bigfoot to become more reclusive. As generations pass, these elusive creatures might be honing their skills in avoiding humans, with multiple witnesses reporting that Sasquatches seem to understand and avoid surveillance cameras. Bigfoot families have been observed, suggesting that these animals pass down knowledge gained through heuristic learning, enabling them to become increasingly adept at remaining undetected. The video also explores the possibility that Sasquatches have developed a better understanding of human presence and the warning signs that indicate it's time to move on. I find this video thought-provoking and worth sharing with our community. The creator raises valid points about Bigfoot's potential adaptability and intelligence, which could explain why sightings are becoming increasingly rare. I encourage you to watch the video and share your thoughts on this intriguing hypothesis. Let's continue the conversation in the comment section below and remember, here at Squatchable, we welcome and respect all ideas within our community of Bigfoot believers.