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,,,,,,,,,,i need more proof op,,,,cause otherwise uh we bear bears is in this universe too
so it impossible for there to only exist ONE big foot, therefore there must be a whole species of big feet, which all have different names depending on where they come from. there is the yeti, yowie, ebu gogo, and big foot/sasquatch. there’s been multiple sightings of these creatures all over the world, and a lot in different parts of north american
so! that said, all these instances of big foot could be they are distant relatives, of the same species, or the variation of species. in am/erican dr/agon jake l/ong, they have the abominable snowman, which is one of the names given to the yeti, which is seen in Hairy Christmas ( S2E16) and the entire show has magical creatures and cryptids. Now in the show itself, they sorta mashed the yeti and big foot together, but for the sake of argument, they seem to really be yetis. they’re similar but obviously have evolved to be better suited for their snowy environment
now i’ve only rewatched a few episodes of back at the b.arnyard, but i’m just gonna roll with it being somewhere in the midwest. big foot IS a character in the show. this is just a normal sasquatch that was found, but then of course there is also a big foot character in we b/are bears (whose name escapes me) but i don’t think that show takes place in the same AREA as barnyard simply because of the difference in the city structure. however, since we can debunk big foot being one single being, and if i remember right, the one in we ba/re bears does have a name, so you can infer maybe some big feet have never meet with one another, believing they are alone in the world as the one in barnyard has a romantic fling with abby ( one of the main cows )
what i’m getting at is that they are all THREE in the same universe
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