(Fake Gigantopithecus body photo)
A rotting 100,000 year old Gigantopithecus found in Alberta .
Hello all.
First let me point
out that on the bottom of the page on this link there is a disclaimer stating
that this article is satire and only for humorous consumption.
If you look deeper
into this, all gigantopithecus comparisons to sasquatch are satire and only for
humorous consumption.
Why?
At an
anthropologic level, the jaw bone of giganto is nearly identical to today’s
gorilla. The three fontal Mandible Foramens (holes for blood vessels to pass
through) are in the same place as well. The size of this jaw and it’s teeth, as
with today’s gorillas, require large jaw muscles to pre-digest the vegetation
diet they consume. These muscles, as with today’s gorillas, attach to a sagittal
crest.
So what am I
saying that relates?
Giganto was a
gorilla. It was a large gorilla, but a gorilla nonetheless. Gorilla’s have
“hands” for feet and have been that way for millions of years and are
quadrapedal. Gorilla’s, as with gigantopithecus, were major bamboo eaters, and
have been/were that way for millions of years. Another way to think of this: if
you found a large cow jaw bone, would you believe that the cow was a meat-eater
walking bipedally? See my point? Satire.
Where am I going
with this?
Are researchers
finding large gorilla footprints in the woods of N.
America ? No. Not even Meldrum is finding/hoarding gorilla
footprints.
Bamboo consumption
screams a lower metabolic rate and a sedentary lifestyle; or in other words, a
slow, lazy, and dumb creature. Is this what you believe Sasquatch to be?
This in itself
screams satire to every other anthropologist in the world except two—Krantz
& Meldrum. They believe in the giganto theory and that giganto in a few
hundred thousand years somehow evolved a “humanish” foot, shorter arms, smaller
occipital bun, longer femur, bipedal hips, and a Formen Magnums (hole where
the spinal chord protrudes) location under the base of the skull rather than
behind it like that of a gorilla.
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