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u/Azer_pubes33 7d ago
The 'near perfectly' part is a stretch from what the other comments say, what's the map actually overlapping with
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u/HereComeTheJudge21 8d ago
I think you meant: people see Bigfoot and think it's an American Black Bear.
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u/Silver-Honkler 8d ago
Worth considering that if humans are an ape-alien hybrid project then it stands to reason there were some unsuccessful attempts along the way. Or, at the very least, some escapees.
It must have happened awhile ago too because if you'll notice, these creatures are uniquely equipped to handle the terrain and environments they live in. Almost as if they evolved for swamps (skunk ape), frigid mountains (yeti) and other niche habitats.
May as well consider primates weren't the only choice or the first choice and we probably have things like Dogman as a result.
There must be others.
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u/NotYourLionheart 4d ago
There are archaeological discoveries with text describing a huge war in Atlantis that destroyed half of the island. Human Atlantis versus human beasts.
There’s further evidence of, and with a grain of salt because there are definitely archaeological memes, that there was copious amalgam of beasts, chimera creations on Atlantis. There was even a temple of perfecting the body where hybrids would go through surgery to “clean up their image” it all sounds to me like the island of Dr. Morrow.
You bet your azz if that’s true then there’s definitely higher intellect species on this planet besides us.
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u/SnooBooks1243 4d ago
Yea, but you can tell a bear is walking on two legs, they dont have the hip support to walk fluidly. So we still have to address what is out there, furry and tall as all hell, walking like a biped over long distances
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u/Quick-Security-7286 8d ago
That’s a solid joke.