{"id":267,"date":"2010-10-16T06:24:01","date_gmt":"2010-10-16T06:24:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/new.woodape.org\/index.php\/2010\/10\/16\/ijasasquatch\/"},"modified":"2010-10-16T06:24:01","modified_gmt":"2010-10-16T06:24:01","slug":"ijasasquatch","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.woodape.org\/index.php\/ijasasquatch\/","title":{"rendered":"Indiana Jones and the Sasquatch of Doom"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>They get you, don\u2019t they? Those big, unanswered questions of  existence. What is dark matter? How did the universe get started? Why is  Miley Cyrus? Who put the Benzedrine in Mrs Murphy\u2019s Ovaltine?<\/p>\n<p>Science presented as a list of pre-digested facts that we must  obediently learn is rightly condemned as dull \u2013 but that\u2019s not what  science is about. No, science is a long list of unanswered questions, a  voyage into the unknown, a quest to reach for things slightly beyond our  grasp. Be honest, now: who\u2019d really rather go on an adventure with  Indiana Jones than be lectured at by Richard Dawkins?<\/p>\n<p>  <!--more-->  <\/p>\n<p>Even today, when science is so often a world of pristine laboratories  and humming machinery, the old-fashioned, down-and-dirty spirit of  adventure pokes through. Just when you\u2019d imagine that everyone has an  iPod, and that we\u2019d shaken every tree and looked behind every bush on  the planet, some creature walks into view that is entirely new to  science.<\/p>\n<p>Not tiny creatures, either, such as sea urchins living obscurely on  the ocean floor, miles below the surface; or near-microscopic wasps that  lay their eggs in the pupae of jungle-living butterflies; or bacteria  only found in sulphurous slag heaps. Sure, such things are being found  all the time, and each and every one is a wonder. Oh noes, I\u2019m talking  about big creatures that everyone would recognise as such, living on  land accessible to people with no special equipment except their own  eyes.<\/p>\n<p>As recently as 1993, a scientific paper landed on my desk at <a href=\"http:\/\/www.nature.com\/nature\/index.html\"><i>Nature<\/i><\/a>  describing a species of antelope hitherto unknown to science. And not  some cute little creature that could slip between your knees and hide  coyly behind a leaf, but a beast big enough to bump into, and do you  serious injury if it stepped on your foot. How could people in this  overcrowded world have missed it?<\/p>\n<p>The location was a start. The saola, for such is its name (its more  formal handle is <i>Pseudoryx nghetinhensis<\/i>), comes from the remote and  deeply inaccessible Annamite Mountains on the border between Laos and  Vietnam, a kind of Lost World known for hosting other rare species. Even  if you can hack your way in, the saola is pathologically shy, and goes  out of its way to go out of its way.<\/p>\n<p style=\"text-align: left;\"><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"400\" vspace=\"5\" hspace=\"5\" height=\"273\" border=\"1\" class=\"caption\" alt=\"A female saola or Vu Quang ox (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis). One of the world's rarest mammals, it is a forest-dwelling bovine found only in Vietnam (Vu Quang Nature Reserve) and in Laos, near the Vietnam-Laos border Image: Bolikhamxay Provincial Conservation Unit.\" src=\"https:\/\/www.woodape.org\/images\/stories\/Articles\/saola.jpg\" \/><\/p>\n<p>The scientific description was not based on a live animal, or even a  dead one, but hunting trophies \u2013 horns, skulls and skins of several  animals collected from the houses of local hunters. The live animal had  not been seen. To my perhaps jaded editorial eye, the report seemed to  have come straight out of King Solomon\u2019s Mines. How romantic!<\/p>\n<p>The saola is, in fact, so shy and secretive that it wasn\u2019t until 1998  that it was photographed alive in the wild \u2013 and then only fleetingly.  In 1999 it disappeared from view altogether. It was only in September  2010 that a live saola was captured. It obligingly stayed alive long  enough to pose for its portrait whereupon it expired, presumably  unaccustomed it its unwanted celebrity. The number of saola in existence  is unknown, but it is likely to be small, and getting smaller all the  time.<\/p>\n<p>The saola joins a select band of large mammals discovered relatively  recently, all of which are (not surprisingly) rare to the point of  vanishment. A wild pig, the Chacoan peccary, <i>Catagonus wagneri<\/i>, was  known only from fossils until it turned up on the wild borders of  Bolivia, Paraguay and Argentina in 1975, and is believed to be hanging  on by its trotters.<\/p>\n<p>A wild ox called the kouprey, <i>Bos sauveli<\/i>, a cousin to the saola, was  described in Cambodia in 1937. There were around 1,000 of them in 1940;  down to around 100 in 1969; and it hasn\u2019t been seen at all since 1983.  This strongly suggests extinction, as creatures as big and beefy as the  kouprey would be hard to miss.<\/p>\n<p>Other creatures hardly touch the zoology texts before disappearing  entirely: the red gazelle, <i>Eudorcas rufina<\/i>, is only known from skins  discovered in Algerian souks in the nineteenth century. It has never  been seen alive.<\/p>\n<p>That such large creatures roamed the Earth until present times before  dying out is a reminder of humanity\u2019s remorseless conquest \u2013 hackneyed,  to be sure, only because of its frequency of repetition. But there\u2019s a  wider point to be made here, about how little we know even about large  mammals (let along squashy creatures from the abyss, or microbes), and  the degree to which the documentation of recently extinct creatures  grades from certain knowledge into myth. The Chacoan peccary was known  from fossils until live ones were found. The saola was described from  trophies before live examples were seen. The red gazelle is only known  from such trophies. And where antelopes, oxen and pigs lead, humans will  follow.<\/p>\n<p>If stone tools are any guide, human beings \u2013 of one sort or another \u2013  have been living on the relatively far-flung island of Flores in  Indonesia for a million years at least. By \u201cone sort or another\u201d I mean  exactly that \u2013 as far as we know, modern humans didn\u2019t arrive on Flores  until a little before 10,000 years ago. The previous residents were  (presumably) related to the extinct form <i>Homo erectus<\/i>.<\/p>\n<p>The announcement in 2004 of an entirely unknown species of extinct  human that lived on Flores \u2013 <i>Homo floresiensis<\/i>, or \u201cThe Hobbit\u201d \u2013 caused  a sensation. The small size and unique morphology of this creature is  still a field of battle between those who contend that it is a real  species, against those who think it is a diseased form of modern human.  But what is really remarkable is the age. Initial findings showed that  <i>H. floresiensis<\/i> lived on Flores from before 38,000 years ago to as  recently as 18,000 years ago. Further work extended the range from as  long ago as 95,000 years to as recently as 12,000 years ago.<\/p>\n<p>Given the great age of the Earth, 12,000 years is very much less than  an eyeblink. That an animal became extinct 12,000 years ago, or  yesterday, hardly matters, for in the great scheme of things, this  difference is insignificant. If the Chacoan peccary came to life from  fossils, and if the saola emerged alive \u2013 if only just \u2013 from the  Annamites, it is entirely legitimate to ask whether <i>H. floresiensis<\/i>, or  something like it, still exists, or, perhaps, became extinct in  historical times: a human version of the red gazelle, perhaps.<\/p>\n<p>And if one admits <i>H. floresiensis<\/i> to the canon, what of other  celebrated mythical beasts \u2013 if not necessarily Nessie, then the orang  pendek of Malaysia? The yeti? The sasquatch? Bigfoot? Are all such  creatures the products of delusion, conspiracy theories and hoax?  Perhaps \u2013 but not necessarily. The little we know of those large mammals  on the fringes of knowledge suggests that they live in remote places,  are very shy, are extremely rare, and that to find them before they  become extinct requires a degree of luck. So far, no hard evidence for  yetis (say) has emerged. But in a world that hosts <i>H. floresiensis<\/i> and  the saola, the kouprey and the red gazelle, one should keep an open  mind.<\/p>\n<p>Henry Gee is a senior editor of <a href=\"http:\/\/www.nature.com\/nature\/index.html\"><i>Nature<\/i><\/a>. He blogs at <a href=\"http:\/\/cromercrox.blogspot.com\/\"><i>The End Of The  Pier Show<\/i><\/a>. He will be speaking at the <a href=\"http:\/\/www.ucl.ac.uk\/museums\/zoology\">Grant Museum<\/a>, University College  London, on 26 October. [630pm; <span class=\"caps\">UCL<\/span> Darwin Lecture Theatre; free admission].<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk\/science\/punctuated-equilibrium\/2010\/oct\/05\/saola-homo-floresiensis\">Link to original article at <i>The Guardian<\/i><\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>They get you, don\u2019t they? Those big, unanswered questions of existence. What is dark matter? How did the universe get started? Why is Miley Cyrus? Who put the Benzedrine in Mrs Murphy\u2019s Ovaltine? 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