I just found out that most caves around the world stay at temperatures between 50-71 °F. During harsh weather such as severe snow storms, blizzards, hurricanes, tornadoes or just heavy rain; caves could provide comfortable shelter for bigfoot-type creatures. With these comfortable climate conditions, it is conceivable that this may be why we do not see bigfoot more frequently at cerain times of the year.
European monks and Scandanavian Vikings also stored their "home-brew" or beer in caves to keep it cool and refreshing. Hence, when you travel to the United Kingdom, pub servers ask if you'd like a pint or a cup of "cave".
We're going caving this weekend around in middle Tennessee. I've never heard of a big foot sighting in that area. Do you know of any?
ReplyDeleteYes. Around the Cookeville, TN area.
ReplyDeleteSeriously... Hmmm...
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