MAN-MONKEY - In Search of the British Bigfoot

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Some have proposed that pareidolia may explain Bigfoot sightings, specifically the tendency to observe human-like faces and figures within the natural environment. [100] [101] Photos and videos of poor quality alleged to depict Bigfoots are often attributed to this phenomenon and commonly referred to as "Blobsquatch". [102] Misidentified vocalizations In the 1970s, when Bigfoot "experts" were frequently given high-profile media coverage, McLeod writes that the scientific community generally avoided lending credence to such fringe theories by refusing even to debate them. [119] I was like, 'has anyone ever said anything about a Bigfoot here?'. He eventually responded. 'Oh yes, we call them woodwose here', he replied, 'just leave them be'. Banias, MJ (September 30, 2019). "The Missouri Monster 'Momo' Is the Cryptid Time Forgot". Vice . Retrieved March 11, 2021.

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