Bigfoot Habituation: Sasquatch Andy's Telepathic Encounters & Habitat Adaptations

In the latest episode of Ontario Cryptids, Sasquatch Andy shares more of his habituation experiences with us. If you haven't seen the first part, I highly recommend checking it out before diving into this one. Andy starts off by answering some questions that were asked in the previous episode. One of the questions was about the purpose of Sasquatch on this planet. According to Andy, his personal belief is that Sasquatch are the natural inhabitants of this planet and humans are the transplants. He also shares some of his mind-speak experiences, describing it as a feeling of connection that goes beyond just vocal communication. Andy also talks about some of the aggressive behavior he has encountered from Sasquatch. This includes growling, tree crashing, destruction of property, and throwing things. He mentions that they have also learned to unplug spotlights and jump on his roof. One interesting aspect of Andy's experiences is the involvement of paranormal activities, specifically glowing white lights. He also mentions seeing a UFO above his house, which he had never seen before the Sasquatch came into his life. Andy's property is being invaded by housing development, which has led to the destruction of the Sasquatch's natural habitat. This has caused them to move onto his property, where they have adapted to their changing environment. Towards the end of the episode, Andy shares an odd occurrence that happened while he was putting the episode together. He had taken a picture in the woods and when he looked at it later, he noticed that his dog was in the background with her tail between her legs. He has no memory of anything happening to him at the time. Overall, this episode of Ontario Cryptids provides some fascinating insights into the world of Sasquatch habituation. Whether you're a seasoned Bigfoot researcher or just a curious observer, there's something in this episode for everyone. Be sure to check out the link to Andy's subreddit, "living Sasquatch," for more of his experiences.