Dogman Phenomenon Linked to Native American Folklore and Neanderthals

A new article has caught my attention, and I just had to share it with all of you fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts! The article, which was published on MSN, discusses a Cryptid that has been making waves in Montana. Known as the Shinko Warankan, or the Rocky Mountain Hyena, this creature has been a topic of discussion among the Native American communities for centuries. The Shinko Warankan is described as a bipedal creature, much larger than an average wolf, and in some cases, it has been described as hyena-like. This description immediately caught my attention, as it reminded me of the Dogman phenomenon, which has been the focus of my research for many years. As the Region 2 director of the North American Dogman Project, I have been investigating and researching Dogman for over four decades. The Dogman phenomenon is not a new concept, as it dates back centuries, with reports of similar creatures found in Egyptian, Greek, and Roman mythology. The Shinko Warankan, as described in the article, shares many similarities with the Dogman phenomenon. Both creatures are described as bipedal, with the Shinko Warankan being described as a direct genetic descendant of the dire wolf, while the Dogman is believed to be a genetic descendant of early humans who domesticated wolves. The article also mentions that in 1886, a farmer in Montana killed one of these creatures and had it taxidermied. The mounted creature was displayed in a local grocery store for almost 100 years before it disappeared. This discovery is particularly interesting, as it provides physical evidence of the existence of the Shinko Warankan. I am always excited to learn about new Cryptids and their similarities to Bigfoot. The Shinko Warankan is just one example of the many mysterious creatures that inhabit our world. I encourage all of you to check out the article and share your thoughts in the comments below. Let's continue the conversation and learn more about this fascinating Cryptid!