Sir David Frederick Attenborough is one of the most famous TV naturalist presenters. He has created many great wildlife projects, the most recent of which, Seven Worlds, One Planet, now draws millions of TV viewers from around the world. Recently, in a documentary series, a series about the possible ancestors of Bigfoot was released. A sensational statement by a researcher may be the key to unraveling the mystery that humanity has been trying to uncover for centuries.
The primates who could give rise to the myth of the yeti became the heroes of the last episode of Sir David Attenborough’s documentary series Seven Worlds, One Planet. The naturalist believes that man’s fearsome ancestors may have begun the legends of the Bigfoot. This assumption sounds very convincing.
A golden, narrow-nosed monkey bares its fangs menacingly in an episode of a TV show about wildlife, which was watched by 8.6 million viewers.
Myths do not arise out of nowhere, and the legend of the Bigfoot also has its roots. Perhaps it was these unusual primates that became the prototypes of the legendary Yeti. Although their dimensions are far from the intimidating dimensions of the monster that is so much talked about, the famous naturalist believes their connection is quite real. Fear has big eyes, so a small monkey in a deserted forest could seem to someone a real monster… (read more)
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