Ceri Willott

Went out shed hunting this afternoon. Didn’t find any sheds but did see this #RuffedGrouse. #PrincetonBC

@Bugimus Most of the encounters I’ve been working as a field biologist & stations are timed. That’s how I’ve noticed the compression of time, in fact if it seemed like time was going quickly that was an early sign of possible Sasquatch in the vicinity.

@CeriWillott I’m with you on portalling and telepathy, but I’m less familiar with the shapeshifting and messing with time. Although I have heard the account of seeing orbs in the same vicinity as Bigfoot.

Given the persistent consistency in anatomy and behavior across thousands of Bigfoot sightings from diverse witnesses, what explains the pattern more plausibly than an actual reclusive species? #Bigfoot #Sasquatch

@oaksstation @Dogman1013 Gorgeous

@Dogman1013 Sure do

Do you have Bald Eagles where you live?

@Dogman1013 Saw this one a few days ago

@aberdeenuni @ChrisStringer65 I’ve been to this cave, it definitely feels very ancient and eerie. Fantastic to hear of these excavations.

Could a cave hidden beneath Pembroke Castle rewrite Britain’s prehistoric story? University of Aberdeen archaeologists will lead new excavations at the site where preliminary digs have already produced some extraordinary prehistoric finds, including a hippopotamus which roamed Wales 120,000 years ago. 🔗 abdn.ac.uk/news/25411/

@Bugimus Not a language I had ever heard before. Thought it was Russian at first but as it approached (I was hiding under brush) it growled intermittently then went back to talking. This was mid-day in N California.

@CeriWillott Known language?

Have you ever heard a ‘wood knock’ or Bigfoot vocalization? #Bigfoot #Sasquatch #Cryptid

@DerektheCleric @TomTSEC Yes. The Blackfoot in AB are found to be nearly unchanged genetically from late Pleistocene times.

@TomTSEC Not true. Only the Inuit are Mongolian. The Athabascans and Cree came much earlier. At least 12,000 years earlier. The Inuit came by boat about 4000 years ago.

Indigenous people in Canada are not indigenous. They are the lineal descendants of Mongolian immigrants.

@808_38hz @datingbyblaine Looks amazing on the road

@datingbyblaine He is economical. The new Prius is *unrecognisably* cool. And can get it in PHEV for under $45k

@yanneyboy1 @DMiller52325459 Cache-partout 🧡🐿️

@DMiller52325459 😅

Let’s see a photo from the weekend. No description… Any photo! 📸

@yanneyboy1 Cache-partout! What a sweetheart.

All you can eat buffet for my Red Squirrel buddy "Cache-Partout"✌😏 🐿

@pacnw652 @Bugimus That’s a good point. The film shows a real Sasquatch, imo the most important footage ever taken.

@Bugimus 👍👀👣 I Believe the PG Film is of A Real Bigfoot aka Patty, that may have allowed itself to be filmed since that film camers did not emit any type of electronic sensor.

Janos Prohaska—Patterson-Gimlin Film Prohaska (1919–1974) was a Hungarian-born Hollywood stunt performer and creature costume designer/actor, best known for his ape and monster suits/roles in 1960s TV shows like Star Trek (e.g., the Horta in “The Devil in the Dark,” the Mugato, and others), Lost in Space, Gilligan’s Island, and as a bear on The Andy Williams Show. Prohaska examined the PGF footage alongside prominent Bigfoot researcher and journalist John Green. This viewing session allowed Prohaska, as a hands-on ape-suit performer and designer, to assess it from an insider’s perspective on 1960s costume technology. In the 1972 documentary “Bigfoot: Man or Beast?” directed by Robert W. Morgan, Prohaska appears as himself offering his expert opinion on the authenticity of the creature seen in the Patterson-Gimlin footage. Prohaska highlighted the hair movement and overall sophistication and was asked whether he thought it was possible to create a costume to match what he observed in the footage. “I don’t think so … to me it looks very, very real.” He added that if it was a hoax/costume, it was “the best costume he had ever seen,” and the only way to achieve that effect would be something extremely sophisticated—like gluing individual false hairs directly onto the actor’s skin which would take up to 10 hours to complete. He noted that the hair movement and overall realism stood out compared to typical suits of the era. This assessment is widely cited in Bigfoot literature and discussions of the PGF. Prohaska’s background made him a credible voice on whether “Patty” could be a man in a suit. Sadly, Janos Prohaska’s life came to a tragically abrupt end on March 13, 1974, when he and his son Robert perished along with 34 other cast and crew members in the crash of Sierra Pacific Airlines Flight 802, a chartered Convair CV-440 that struck a mountain ridge near Bishop, California, in darkness while returning from filming for the ABC television series Primal Man aka Up from the Ape. The cause of the accident was never definitively determined, leaving a profound sense of loss in the entertainment industry for a versatile Hungarian-born performer who had brought countless creatures to life through his ingenuity and physical talent.

In Yaletown tonight for the Cherry Blossom festival at David Lam park 🌸 #VanCherryBlossomFest #VCBF

Trout stocking day.

@NCGardening So big already! 💚

Haters gonna hate, tomaters gonna tomate! OK, that doesn’t really work, but look at all those beautiful tomato plants 🤩 You gotta love Spring! ——— #spring #gardening

Between wind and avalanche warnings decided to hike through the forest. And this lovely ungulate was watching me.

@cementhauler99 Great find

First shed of the year

@DominoRxxx What do you do with it?

When a blizzard takes your pine tree down, a good way to honor its life is to to harvest the resin (sap, pitch, whatever you want to call it) for medicine

Overwintered the carrots with a mulch of maple leaves and they’re gorgeous! 🍁

@yanneyboy1 @YouTube Creature

Episode 7: Bigfoot: Costume or Creature with special effect expert Bill Munns @CeriWillott youtu.be/BUwrLSGNeoc?si… via @YouTube