Journal of Speculative Science

   Journal of Speculative Science Vol. 42, Issue 3 (2025), pp. 117–129 ISSN 2399-7812 On the Phenomenological and Physiological Attributes of  Sasquatchus anonymus : A Preliminary Inquiry Dr. J.R. Marino-Albernas , Department of Macrobiology, University of British Salmoa, Canada,  j.r.marino@unibs.ca Abstract This paper examines the adaptive and physiological capacities of  Sasquatchus anonymus  (commonly known as Bigfoot), with particular attention to its reported environmental mimicry, metabolic suppression, and potential interspecific hybridity. Drawing upon recent field observations and the pioneering dissertation work of Professor Reginald Ruderburg (2024), this study seeks to situate  S. anonymus  within the broader framework of cryptobiological evolution. Findings suggest that Bigfoot’s concealment strategies rival, and in some cases exceed, those observed in recognized taxa. Furthermore, emerging anthropometric data indicate the possibilit...

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