Bigfoot and other Pongidae Skeletons

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New Illustration for you Bigfoot Lunch Clubbers. As most primatoligist and anthropologist know, we humans share a classification called Homindae which includes Pongidae (the three/four other great apes; Gorillas, Orangutans, and Chimps/Bonabos).

Well, obviously BF would fit into that class as well. Above are the skeletons of the homidae/pongidae family, notice different porportions such as a a gorillas wider torso, orangutans longer slimmer build, and the chimps thicker, stockier leg bones. The BF skeleton is a blend of a Gigantopithecus reference and the Patterson film.

RELATED LINKS
Homidae Taxonomy at Wiki
Gigantopithecus at Wiki
Patterson/Gimlin at Wiki

Bigfoot Bash coming to Michigan Magazine Museum July 23

Legend and reality will meet on Friday, July 23 at the first Bigfoot Bash at the Michigan Magazine Museum, 3309 North Abbe Road, in Comins.

The three-day bash will provide a serious study of Bigfoot in Michigan with dashes of fun and live entertainment. Comins is the "heart of Bigfoot country," with 35 documented sightings, said event organizers.

Several guest speakers are scheduled to appear during the weekend festivities to share stories of their own Bigfoot sightings.

Phil Shaw will lead the stream of guest speakers at 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 24, with a presentation on the historical and amusing side of Bigfoot. Shaw graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor's degree in science.

At 1 p.m., architect Sanjay Singhal will share his childhood stories of seeing Bigfoot in South Dakota. Singhal graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor's degree in architecture. He also has a Master's degree from the University of Notre Dame.

The event will also include presentations that featuring unpublished sighting reports and rare audio recordings.

For more event information, call (989) 826-3169.

GUEST SPEAKER LINKS
Our Strange World mention Phil Shaw
Sanjay Singhal's Blog

RELATED LINKS
Michigan Blast Announcement
Correlation of Michigan orchards and Bigfoot
Cryptomundo: Michigan BF on the move?

Horacio Sanz of SNL follows Bigfoot on Twitter

on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon a very Bill Richardson–looking Horacio Sanz discusses what it's like to follow Bigfoot on Twitter.



We can only assume he means the tweets of Graham Roumieu from the hilarious "Bigfoot, I Not Dead" fame. He tweets for Bigfoot under the pseudonym @hellobigfoot

Its about a minute and 13 seconds into the video.


EXTERNAL LINKS
Boing Boing's Article on Me Bigfoot
Hello Bigfoot Tweets
Our review of Grahams 3rd Book