Gigantopithecus

For example, like the Paranthropus Neanderthals.

Gigantopithecus.

The other one is the Denisovans.

The explanation that science puts forward for that is, well, all of those creatures, all of those relic hominids, fossils of them have never been found in North America.

I kind of buy into Melba Ketchum's idea a little bit about the DNA.

But a lot of people believe that Bigfoot is just like Gigantopithecus.

I think Bigfoot, I believe you got you got the Watchers came down in the Book of Enoch before the flood.

God said no, wiped, you know, chained him up, wiped out the giants.

I mean, I, I don't really have a, you know, a say in any of it because I have an experience of myself, but I try to keep an open mind because.

you know i'm trying to see through the eyes of the beholder uh more or less you know uh and when people come around and say oh it's not real and it's like well you know you've probably had experiences that you know i've seen the three rainbows at one time you're like well you know i didn't see it so therefore it doesn't exist it just doesn't really cut the mustard for me so to speak

there's always there's more there's always more than just what's on the surface always And, you know, when you have the Gigantopithecus theory and the Landbridge theory, and I'm not saying they're wrong.

I believe there's five types of Bigfoot.

Everything else is outrageous.

But North American wood ape, which matched, you know, fossils found of Gigantopithecus and... all of those things, Australopithecus, you know, all this stuff they talk about.

There was a basis for it in reality.

But turns out they just died out 10 million years ago and they're done.

But was King Kong real? Scientists believe a creature of similar description roamed the Earth 9 million years ago.

It was called Gigantopithecus blacki.

And fossil records suggest this real monster stood more than 10 feet tall and may have weighed close to a ton.

Wow.

Well, if it is ever proven to be a hoax, and I don't think it's proven yet.

i may know who was in who was patty i may know the woman that was petty but that woman is still alive and so i would never betray her trust by saying i speculate that she might have been patty now with that being said If Patty is not real, that does not mean that Bigfoot is not real, okay? For one thing, there is a real Bigfoot creature in the fossil record, Gigantopithecus.

Did you ever watch the remake of Jungle Book? They did a live-action remake of Jungle Book.

I didn't see

I saw the previews to it.

Oh, yeah.

That was actually really good, and one of the changes they made in the cartoon, the original Jungle Book, the orangutan, there was an orangutan that was in the story, right? And for whatever reason, in the remake, they changed the orangutan to Gigantopithecus.

So when they're singing that song, you know, I want to walk like you, talk like you.

Yeah, I mean, it's, yeah, it's, see, that's the problem.

I was a I was a die-hard terrestrial Bigfoot theory person for years, Gigantopithecus and all that good stuff.

And this podcast is what slowly, slowly has my mind going the opposite direction because I've talked to so many people who say he's 100% an ultra-terrestrial creature.

He is not of Earth.

Now, so is there a...

Gigantopithecus? Well, there was one.

We've seen their skulls.

Does the Gigantopithecus somehow still live in that great, vast acreage out there, hiding from people, only revealing himself from time to time? Well...

I don't know.

I think the gigantopithecus lives in the forest of dendrites that exists in the human mind, and I don't think that means that there is no gigantopithecus.