Bigfoot Research Updates: New Book, Jeep Wrangler, and Exciting Events

In a recent video from The Bigfoot Mystery - Squatch-D TV, hosts Steve Kohl and Chris Bennett discuss the potential extinction of Bigfoot. The video, titled "BIGFOOT GOING EXTINCT?" was posted on January 26, 2025 and has already sparked a lot of discussion in the Bigfoot community. Steve and Chris are joined by a lively chat of fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts, including Walter Crow, Mitch Harro, Pete H, Sharon, Danny Weeks, Don G, JR, Patrick Collins, Sandra Piper, Cameron Fisher, Tennessee Cherokee, Angel Nolan, Jen, Roy Longley, risto, Suie Monster, Arthur, Grant Rashia, and Patty Lind. The hosts start off by discussing some Bigfoot news, including the passing of their friend Joe Snyder and the addition of his Jeep Wrangler, outfitted with Bigfoot research decals and equipment, to the collection of tactical Bigfoot research. Steve also announces his upcoming appearances at the Pennsylvania Bigfoot Camping Adventure and the Hocking Hills Bigfoot Festival. But the main topic of the video is the potential extinction of Bigfoot. Steve and Chris discuss the various factors that could contribute to the extinction of Bigfoot, including habitat loss, hunting, and climate change. They also explore the impact that the extinction of Bigfoot would have on the ecosystem and on the Bigfoot community. Throughout the video, Steve and Chris share their extensive knowledge and expertise on Bigfoot, drawing on scientific papers and entries in the bibliography to support their theories and axioms. They approach Bigfoot through the lens of biology, grounding the phenomenon in observable science and reminding us that all living beings, if they exist, are bound by the same fundamental laws of nature. I am excited to share this video with our readers. The potential extinction of Bigfoot is a serious and important topic, and Steve and Chris handle it with the respect and expertise that it deserves. I encourage all Bigfoot enthusiasts to watch the video and join the discussion on the potential extinction of Bigfoot.