Dr. Jeff Meldrum's Journey: From Human Bipedalism to Sasquatch Research

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Alligator Robb, hosts Frank, Bill, and Cindy interview Dr. Jeff Meldrum, a professor of anatomical sciences and an expert in the study of human bipedalism. However, Dr. Meldrum's research takes a unique turn as he also applies his knowledge to the study of Sasquatch, or Bigfoot, footprints. Dr. Meldrum explains how his background in comparative anatomy and paleontology led him to be interested in the physical adaptations of early human ancestors, including bipedalism. He also discusses his research on the fossilized bones and footprints of these ancestors. The interview takes an exciting turn when Dr. Meldrum shares his personal experience with Sasquatch footprints. In 1996, he had the opportunity to examine a set of fresh tracks outside of Walla Walla, Washington. This encounter sparked his interest in the study of Sasquatch footprints and their potential to provide evidence of the existence of these elusive creatures. As a Bigfoot believer myself, I found Dr. Meldrum's expertise and personal experiences to be fascinating. It's always exciting to see scientists and researchers from various fields bringing their knowledge and skills to the study of Sasquatch. I highly recommend checking out the full video on Alligator Robb's YouTube channel to learn more about Dr. Meldrum's research and experiences.