Difference between revisions of "Nests"
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| − | Nests are defined as constructed structures, created out of natural materials, designed to protect an animal from the elements for a very brief period of time. Since all great ape species create and use nests, it is believed that sasquatches could create similar temporary structures. Nests have been found and described by several researchers including John Bindernagel, W. Henner Fahrenbach, Grover Krantz, and Kathy Moskowitz Strain. Scott Herriott may have witnessed a bigfoot in a nest during his 1992 sighting. | + | Nests are defined as constructed structures, created out of natural materials, designed to protect an animal from the elements for a very brief period of time. Since all great ape species create and use nests, it is believed that sasquatches could create similar temporary structures. Nests have been found and described by several researchers including [[John Bindernagel]], [[W. Henner Fahrenbach]], [[Grover Krantz]], and [[Kathy Moskowitz Strain]]. [[Scott Herriott]] may have witnessed a bigfoot in a nest during his 1992 sighting. |
However, since no one has witnessed a bigfoot making a nest, it is unknown if the nests referenced above are indeed associated with bigfoot. The issue is further complicated by claims of nests that appear to be nothing more than jumbled sticks. | However, since no one has witnessed a bigfoot making a nest, it is unknown if the nests referenced above are indeed associated with bigfoot. The issue is further complicated by claims of nests that appear to be nothing more than jumbled sticks. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:55, 11 March 2021
Nests are defined as constructed structures, created out of natural materials, designed to protect an animal from the elements for a very brief period of time. Since all great ape species create and use nests, it is believed that sasquatches could create similar temporary structures. Nests have been found and described by several researchers including John Bindernagel, W. Henner Fahrenbach, Grover Krantz, and Kathy Moskowitz Strain. Scott Herriott may have witnessed a bigfoot in a nest during his 1992 sighting.
However, since no one has witnessed a bigfoot making a nest, it is unknown if the nests referenced above are indeed associated with bigfoot. The issue is further complicated by claims of nests that appear to be nothing more than jumbled sticks.
