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Dr. John Mionczynski:
"In 41 years of cataloging and following up on sasquatch reports, I have noticed enough consistent elements in the evidence to conclude that this species like any other species of wildlife has predictive characteristics of behavior and food habitats.
One of the more interesting observations that sets it apart from other wildlife is the presence of the remains of prey animals with a particular kind of disarticulation of the spine as the apparent cause of death in areas that have a history of credible sasquatch sighting reports. The break occurs in the neck between the first and second cervical vertebrae and is not isolated to one species of ungulate prey."
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Sounds interesting
ReplyDeleteThis abnormality was to proceed throughout his research and to this day from deer to elk all murdered by damaged neck at the C-1-2 backbone.
ReplyDeleteOne of the more exciting findings that places it apart from other creatures is the use of the continues to be of feed creatures with a particular type of disarticulation of the backbone as the obvious cause of loss of life in places that have a record of reliable sasquatch sighting reviews.
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