Do Bigfoots Teach Their Young to Mimic Crows?  Day Two Part 38 A Day in the Life a Group of Bigfoots
Channel: Bigfoot Anthropologist
Date: 2016-12-13

Do Bigfoots teach their young to mimic crows?  Listen and find out for yourself.   

If they do, it raises other questions like why?  Is it to communicate with each other vocally so the sound is unsuspicious to humans in the vicinity?  Or could it be that they communicate with crows and vice versa in a symbiotic way to monitor and warn of human encroachments into their space.  The crows from the air and the Bigfoots on the ground.   If so, by communicating in crow language, do their share intelligence about human activities at higher levels beyond just a few vocal clues?

Whatever the case, this audio recording definitely does contain some sound evidence of Bigfoots still in the vicinity of the digital voice recorder by the diagnostic Bigfoot Morse Code Communication by an adult, presumably the mother, and one or more offspring with the good possibility that the child is the newborn Bigfoot baby that arrived almost 12 hours ago.  

The other clue that a few of the Bigfoots are still near the recorder is the distinctive sound of bites being taken out of one or more of the gift apples that I left behind about 22 hours ago.  Towards the end of this track are the sounds of very tiny bites which may be the Baby Bigfoot having a go at one of the apples.

There are also a few other sounds including clicks, a whoop, a few who whos, and most importantly what may be short small vocalizations of the Baby Bigfoot.  Most of which sound like it was trying to mimic crow caws presumably from its mother or some other adult Bigfoot.  

If is the baby, then being able to crow is indeed something to crow about!   

If it is the Baby Bigfoot learning how to mimic crow calls, the sound may be a way of Sasquatch teaching their new biological units to mimic the sound of crows in order to not raise the suspicions of inquisitive humans, as people tend to ignore crows.

A baby's cries is another matter.   

Along these lines, it might be a survival technique that they have employed for generations in their ability to live in the shadows of trees alongside human populations through time and space.

Using the software program Audacity [see below for link] and methods and techniques pioneered by Sasquatch Bioacoustics. com [see link below], this research has made a startling discovery that presents evidence of an extremely complex and sophisticated coded language that gives Sasquatch people a great adaptive edge in their efforts to coexist with human beings on this planet.  Bigfoot communications between and among group members are all but "invisible" to our human ears.

This Bigfoot digital audio recording of Sasquatch sounds was recorded on June 2, 2015 between approximately 5:01 AM - 5:30 pm in an undisclosed location in Appalachia at a habituation site occupied by the Bigfoot group called "The Gifted Ones" by Bigfoot Anthropologist.  

This video documents just a very small sample of the 24 hour long digital audio recordings that comprise the Bigfoot Anthropologist Series entitled "A Day in the Life of a Group of Bigfoots" that can be found on this video channel.  This episode in this series is called "Day Two Part 38."  The audio file reference citation for this digital audio sample is 150602_003_9.

If you know more about crows, crow caws, and crow behavior I would very much like to hear from you on this audio and video.  

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Sasquatch Bioacoustic

http://sasquatchbioacoustic.blogspot.com/2011/10/using-audacity-spectrograms-to-review.html

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