Homo Naledi: Unearthing New Insights on Bigfoot-Like Intelligence

In this week's roundup of Bigfoot news, we've got a fascinating story about a groundbreaking discovery that's challenging long-held beliefs about intelligence and brain size. The discovery of Homo naledi, an early hominin species found in Africa's Cradle of Humankind, has revealed that this species practiced burial rituals, making it the first non-human species known to do so. What's even more surprising is that Homo naledi had a brain size similar to that of a chimpanzee, yet displayed behaviors previously believed to be exclusive to humans, such as ritualistic burials. This has led researchers to question the correlation between brain size and intelligence, and has even sparked speculation among some about possible similarities between Homo naledi and Bigfoot. While there is no direct evidence linking the two, the discovery of Homo naledi has certainly opened the door to the possibility of other highly intelligent hominins yet to be discovered. And who knows, maybe Homo naledi's unexpected intelligence is a glimpse into the potential cognitive abilities of other potential undiscovered hominids, such as Bigfoot. Moving on to another story, the infamous 1969 Bossburg incident has been making the rounds on anthropological websites, serving as a reminder of what fuels the public's apparent mistrust of science. The incident involved a trackway of more than one thousand alleged Bigfoot tracks discovered in a small community in Northeast Washington. The authenticity of the tracks became one of the most disputed topics in Bigfoot research, with some experts believing they were authentic and others claiming they were a hoax. The incident serves as a warning against scientists' overconfidence in themselves and highlights the importance of keeping biases in check and focusing on what the scientists say, not what we want them to say. Finally, we have a spooky story about the Dark Watchers, tall dark figures that have been reportedly seen in the rural Santa Lucia mountains. Witnesses from the Native Americans to American Riders have reported seeing these figures lingering in the mountains, silently watching those below. The central Lucia Mountain stretches along the California coast from Monterey County up through Central San Luis Obispo County, and has been a challenge to explorers making their way to the ocean. Remember to check out the full video for more details on these stories, and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Is there a connection between Homo naledi and Bigfoot? What do you think about the 1969 Bossburg incident? And have you ever seen the Dark Watchers? Share your stories with us!