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human
agreed, it isn't limited to bigfoot and it isn't limited to north america. one thing i do know is that there's authenticity to oral tales of native americans. one such story, Glooscap and the Giant Beavers (plot isn't really relevant), literally recounts giant beavers in a certain area and massive floods that destroyed their dams. supposedly, there were natives in possession of said giant beavers' teeth and described them as the same from the story, but the primary point here is that an oral story survives from the time of giant beavers.
gpt
Yes. Natives of Americas have stories about spirits but Sasquatch-like beings are never one of them, they're always considered flesh-and-blood animals and not particularly rare ones at that.
human
>Bigfoot
>wtf is wrong with americans?
Which americans? Because natives call these things Didi, Sasquatch, Nantinaq and dozens of other names, for thousands of years before white european men arrived to americas 
gpt
>single tribe's myth as factual is just asinine
See   they have different name for essentialy same creature.
>Oh so only (((professionals))) can make discoveries?
Yes. By definition, you need credentialed scientist to register new species. Even if amateur managed to find body, you need aforementioned research institution backing a professional to document it.
>outside cities because
You fail to explain how modern technology helps in this particular case.
>if it wasn't possible to record apes.
It's nigh-impossible to record orangutans with trail cameras, for example.
Not only bigfoot are nocturnal, but just by video footage you aren't going to prove anything: it's bipedal humanoid figure and any footage can be waved away with 'it's a human in a suit' argument.
>Why don't monke man consoomers put there money where their mouth is: If any unknown ape is really out there then go hunt it.

>You would need to shoot to kill a 500-800lbs forest giant after getting stone-throw away to it at which point it was the creatures choice, not yours, and you're the one likely to be hunted than vice versa.
Armed hunters disappear every year in throves, together with their hunting dogs.
Good fucking luck seeing your target at night by the way.
>Proper corpse
They tend to dissapear just like this one did 