Exploring Bigfoot's Disappearance: Migration, Caves, and Dimensional Travel

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel Barry Littleton, the question of where Sasquatch go when they're not around is explored. While it may seem like a simple question, the answer is anything but. One theory presented in the video is that Sasquatch migrate to different areas during the seasons. This is based on reports of Sasquatch sightings occurring in different regions at different times of the year. However, the reason for their migration is unclear, as they often move from one cold region to another. Another theory delves into the connection between Sasquatch and trees. Some believe that Sasquatch have the ability to become trees themselves, possibly due to having chlorophyll in their blood. This would allow them to blend in seamlessly with their environment and make it difficult for humans to detect them. The video also touches on the possibility of Sasquatch being cave dwellers, using caverns and tunnels within the earth for inner earth access. This theory is supported by the discovery of red-haired giants in Lovelace cave, who were also believed to be cave dwellers. Additionally, some believe that Sasquatch are dimensional beings, able to change their vibration and become non-physical. When in our dimension, they may need to eat and steal chickens or livestock from humans. The video raises many questions and encourages viewers to share their own theories and hypotheses on where Sasquatch go when they're not around. It's clear that there is still much to be learned about these elusive creatures. In addition to the topic of Sasquatch, the video also touches on the idea of inner earth access and the existence of caverns and tunnels within the earth. This is a fascinating topic that many people may not be aware of. According to scientific studies, there are indeed vast caverns and tunnel systems within the earth's inner earth. These structures are often formed through the natural processes of erosion and the movement of tectonic plates. Some believe that these caverns and tunnels may be used by Sasquatch as a means of travel and access to different regions. Furthermore, some believe that these inner earth structures may be connected to the theory of Agartha, a legendary city said to be located in the earth's core. While this theory is often dismissed as myth, the existence of inner earth structures provides a scientific basis for the possibility of such a city. To sum up, the video posted on the Barry Littleton YouTube channel raises many interesting questions about where Sasquatch go when they're not around. While there are many theories, the answer remains a mystery. However, the video also provides fascinating information about inner earth structures and the possibility of Sasquatch using these structures for travel and access to different regions. It's clear that there is still much to be learned about Sasquatch and their place in our world.