Bigfoot Sightings in Texas: Hair Color Variations and Missing Persons

In a recent video from the YouTube channel BIGFOOT! / William Jevning, a panel of Bigfoot researchers answer viewer questions about the elusive creature. The video, titled "BIGFOOT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | Our panel answers Your Questions | Episode 48," covers a range of topics, including the correlation between Bigfoot sightings and missing persons in certain counties in Texas. One viewer, Jennifer, asked about the hair color of Bigfoot and whether it changes as the creature gets older. The panel discusses how the hair color of Bigfoot is generally black for infants and young ones, while adults are typically a cinnamon brown color. However, they have also seen reports of black, brown, gray, and even white hair on Bigfoot. The panel also touches on the topic of red hair with black stripes, which they speculate could be a juvenile in the process of becoming a young adult. In addition to discussing Bigfoot, the panel also briefly touches on the topic of primates and how the hair color of infants is often different than that of adults. This is seen in great apes, where infants are born the same color as the adults, as well as in some monkey species, where infants are born a bright orange color. One interesting theory brought up by the panel is that the blonde color of Bigfoot reports in Ohio could be due to a gene that was selected for in that particular breeding population. They also speculate that the black coloration of Bigfoot could be protective, similar to the spots on a deer. Overall, the video provides valuable insights and discussions on Bigfoot and its hair color, as well as interesting bits of information on primates. Be sure to check out the full video on the BIGFOOT! / William Jevning YouTube channel and let us know your thoughts on the topic in the comments.