www.bigfootencounters.com/articles/issciencefair.htm
Dr. Eisner responds in detail to footprint evidence put forward by Jeff Meldrum. This article is old and lesser known but to my knowledge it’s the only one where someone who also specializes in feet challenges Jeff’s findings.
I find Dr. Eisners challenge to the mid-tarsal break to be very compelling.
I’ve been looking back and going over evidence put forward by Paul Freeman and he’s beginning to look more and more suspicious.
In this video, MK Davis claims the film subject is picking up an infant, but I think it looks a lot like someone stopping to bend over and take off a suit.
Paul has been very inconsistent with his testimony regarding the footage and the more I look into his work the more critical I’m becoming.
Thoughts?
The wolverine is a mammal the size of a small bear and is very difficult to find.
It’s amazing to me that even in present America there exists such a large animal that is still poorly understood.
Leaves room to wonder if something so large could remain so elusive, what else there might be?
This is an old article, but it’s crazy to me there could be so many gorillas that would go under the radar.
It’s interesting it’s also the same area where the Mokele-Mbembe is reported to live.
Sadly I put the odds of there actually being an undiscovered dinosaur close to zero.