Species description behaviour, ecology and more
Homo simiustallus , commonly known as "Sasquatch" is a species of bipedal hominid that is said to inhabit dense forests in various parts of the world. The males of this species are said to grow up to 11 feet tall, while the females grow up to 8 feet tall. They are described as having a muscular build and covered in long, shaggy hair, which serves as protection from the cold and as camouflage. Behavior and Ecology: Sasquatch is said to be an omnivorous species, with a diet that includes elk, carrion, wild boar, fish, leaves, and other plant matter. They are primarily nocturnal, using their keen senses and intelligence to navigate their environment in the dark. Hairy has been known to build complex shelters in trees and caves, and have been observed using tools, suggesting a high level of intelligence. They have been known to run up to 50 mph, and can also crawl. Males can weigh up to 600-900 kg, while females only grow up to about 400-600 kg. They are highly related to hum...