BIGFOOT BONE DENSITY

Yeah.

It was, it's really too bad that yesterday, you know, the audio was like that.

But like you said, it does happen, fortunately not on a regular basis, but occasionally it does happen.

And I think sometimes there may be issues with YouTube also.

Oh, no, no.

There, I don't think so.

There couldn't be.

[laughs]

Dry sarcasm.

Okay.

So, uh, we're gonna do a little bit of the, um, Q&A today that we were, that we had recorded yesterday, because there was actually...

All the questions that we get from our listening audience is fantastic, and we had some really exceptionally good ones.

This one is from Dav, and Dav wants to know, says, "Hey, Will.

Uh, Will, you've stated that bone and muscle density is, in the creatures, is much higher than, than humans." Now he's, I think it's a he, so if it's not, please accept our apologies.

Um, "Four or five times more dense," but Will, I th- I believe it's, uh, closer to 10 to 12 times more dense.

It's, it's a higher percentage, yes.

Higher percentage.

Okay, we'll leave it at that.

Um, so, "Would this higher density, uh, inhibit them or prevent them from floating, and therefore swimming in the water? And would it cause them to sink to the bottom?" And I just wanna say that my thoughts are, Will, I wanna get your opinion on this.

Fat floats, folks.

[laughs]

So it, it may have to do more with the, uh, uh, ratio of fat to bone and muscle density.

Yeah, I, I'm sure it is.

I mean, I, I don't know the exact statistics in humans where, I mean, I've heard that before, that, you know, people with higher muscle density float, or are less able to float.

Uh, but I, it's not an area that I'm really that familiar with.