adamsd@crash.cts.com (Adams Douglas) (03/31/91)
Was in a discussion with a friend the other day about various mystery beasties (Bigfoot, Nessie, etal.). And I brought up the question of populations and remains. I'm neutral on the question of the existence of such critters, but I wondered where all the bones of the dead ones are? Now with Nessie and other water-dwellers the answer is obvious-- they're on the bottom in the mud. But what about Bigfoot and other creatures. Shouldn't a large collection of remains have accumulated in an area occupied by any population for thousands of years? Enough so that you can find 'odd' bones frequently in the target area? After all, it's no trick to find antelope bones in the Serengeti is it? What's the scoop on this question? Both for animals in general and Crypto-critters in particular.