Dispensary Corner 03 Jul 14
July 3, 2014
SASQUATCH, Yeti and Bigfoot
hunters have scoffed at so-called
“DNA evidence” which has been
unable to verify the existence of
the mythical creatures.
Two years ago researchers from
the UK’s Oxford University and
the Lausanne Museum of Zoology
in Switzerland issued a call for
aficionados to submit any hair
samples they thought were from
the legendary animals.
About 36 hair samples were
provided from museums,
scientists and other sources said
to have been collected in Bhutan,
India, Indonesia, Nepal, Russia
and the USA.
DNA sequencing found they
all matched DNA from known
animals such as bears, horses,
deer or humans.
However research leader Bryan
Skyes did acknowledge this
didn’t actually prove the majestic
creatures don’t exist.
“The fact that none of these
samples turned out to be a Yeti
doesn’t mean the next one
won’t,” he admitted.
Last year Idaho State University
in the US also launched a project
utilising a “drone” aircraft with
a camera attached to look
for Bigfoot by conducting a
grid search of the Canadian
wilderness.
No evidence has been found
so far, but that’s not surprising
according to one avid PD reader
who commented “sasquatch is far
too intelligent to be fooled by a
feeble drone.”
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