North American Wood Ape Conservancy
Dedicated to proving the existence of the animal commonly referred to as Bigfoot.
Last updated on September 10th, 2021 at 11:43 amTexas has historically been home to the American black bear (Ursus americanus), with several subspecies found in different parts of the state: U. a. eremicus (Mexican Black Bear) and U. a. amblyceps (New Mexico Black Bear) in West Texas; and U. a. luteolus Read More
“He won’t quit because you know there’s no such word as ‘fail’ to Tom Slick.” To the generation growing up in the late sixties and early seventies, those words may evoke memories of the cartoon hero and his versatile Thunderbolt Read More
A fascinating article appeared on Wednesday, 5 March 2008, regarding the documentation of the first occurrence of the wolverine in California since the 1920s. Oregon State University graduate student Katie Moriarity obtained a photograph using a camera trap in the Read More
Last updated on January 15th, 2022 at 08:22 amThe NAWAC is in need of field investigators, particularly from Arkansas and Oklahoma to assist in talking and meeting with witnesses, as well as assisting in field projects in extremely remote areas. Read More
Last updated on February 22nd, 2021 at 12:50 pmJeff Meldrum, Ph. D., Idaho State University, TBRC Board of Advisors, has given sasquatch tracks a new label, Anthropoidipes ameriborealis (literally “North American ape foot”), in his just-published paper, Ichnotaxonomy of Giant Read More
Last updated on December 29th, 2021 at 04:51 pmThis article notes that there is a striking degree of internal consistency amongst reports of purported Sasquatch sightings and footprints. The author applies zoological rules of distribution to the reported stature, track Read More
Many plaster casts and photographs of footprints have been examined in detail which were reportedly made by a species of bipedal primate, the sasquatch or bigfoot. They prove not to be simply enlarged human footprints but show several peculiarities. These Read More
Casts of three large human-like footprints were made by U.S. Forest Service personnel in June, 1982, in southeastern Washington State. The fine-grained soil preserved many impressions of dermal ridges and sweat pores. Careful study by dermatoglyphics experts shows these impressions Read More
Cockamamie myth? Pie-eyed bear sightings? Not so, says this B.C. wildlife biologist — these creatures of folklore really exist. “I have seen an animal that defies conventional description.” So began a letter to me from a resident of British Columbia’s Read More
The authors have examined five specimens of preserved feces and three specimens of animal hair suspected to be of Sasquatch or Bigfoot origin. They find that two of the fecal and two of the hair specimens are definitely attributable to Read More
