Ninja of the Woods: Bigfoot - Descendant of Biblical Giants?

In a recent video from the YouTube channel TCC Research, host Jim Blanton delves into the topic of Bigfoot in the biblical sense. While the views presented in the video are those of Jim Blanton and Ninja of the Woods, and not necessarily those of other cryptid researchers, it's an interesting perspective that's worth exploring. Jim begins the video by discussing the various theories about the origins of Bigfoot, including the idea that they may be descendants of Gigantopithecus, a species of extinct ape. However, he then turns to the book of Genesis in the Bible, where it is written that "there were giants in the earth in those days." Jim interprets this as a possible glimpse into the past of Bigfoot, suggesting that they may be a byproduct of genetic manipulation at the hands of fallen angels. This theory is based on the idea that the fallen angels taught humans dark arts, including witchcraft and the creation of human-animal hybrids. Jim suggests that Bigfoot may be one such hybrid, created through genetic manipulation. He also points to mythology, where there are many stories of creatures that are part man and part beast, such as centaurs and the Minotaur. Jim also discusses the possibility that Bigfoot may be descendants of Esau or Kane, as mentioned in the Bible. He notes that Esau is described as having hair like an animal, and that there are cultures where people have more body hair than others. He also mentions the Nephilim, who are described as giants in the Bible, and suggests that they may be related to Bigfoot. While these theories are certainly intriguing, it's important to note that they are just that - theories. There is currently no concrete evidence to support any one theory about the origins of Bigfoot. However, Jim's video serves as a reminder that there are many different perspectives and interpretations when it comes to cryptid research. In addition to the Bigfoot discussion, Jim also shares some interesting bits of information throughout the video. For example, he mentions that the Earth was corrupt before the flood, and that God gave humans a chance to repent and enter the ark with Noah. He also notes that Noah and his family were without sin, and that their blood had not been contaminated. Jim also encourages viewers to do their own research and come up with their own theories about Bigfoot. He invites viewers to share their theories with him via email, and encourages open conversations and the sharing of ideas. Overall, Jim's video is an interesting exploration of the possible origins of Bigfoot from a biblical perspective. While the theories presented are not necessarily widely accepted in the cryptid research community, they serve as a reminder of the importance of open-mindedness and the exploration of different perspectives. As Bigfoot believers, it's important to consider all possible explanations for the existence of these elusive creatures.