What do you think of this intro to cryptozoology video?
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They only aspect of the introduction to these courses that I do not agree with is the use of fangs on various sketches of Sasquatch.
No photographs nor videos of Sasquatch or Bigfoot have ever shown fangs, SO WHY in this introduction ?
Red
Few witnesses get a look at the teeth of a Bigfoot, so it’s entirely possible they have fang-like canine teeth. Humans have them–some of us more than others!
Other primates also do.