>>7 Most cultures around the world have some kind of myth about big ape-like humanoids in their folklore (Sasquatch, Yeti, Yowie, etc.). Might be an old remnant of prehistoric times when humans coexisted with other great apes. That being said, I believe OP is most likely a man in a suit.
>>122 Not at all, those similarities don’t prove a shared prehistoric memory. Forests, mountains, misidentified animals, and fear of the almost-human are common everywhere, so cultures can independently invent very similar "hairy wild man" myths.
>>7 Most cultures around the world have some kind of myth about big ape-like humanoids in their folklore (Sasquatch, Yeti, Yowie, etc.). Might be an old remnant of prehistoric times when humans coexisted with other great apes. That being said, I believe OP is most likely a man in a suit.
>>122 Not at all, those similarities don’t prove a shared prehistoric memory. Forests, mountains, misidentified animals, and fear of the almost-human are common everywhere, so cultures can independently invent very similar "hairy wild man" myths.